Sentence examples for has any consequence from inspiring English sources
If this Observer poll has any consequence it derives from the fact that we have consulted mainly with professionals.
To feel that you lack power is to believe that none of your actions has any consequence – which means, perversely, that you give yourself the licence to do what you like, on the assumption that it doesn't matter.
Hence, it has been deliberated whether systemic pressure variation has any consequence on stroke severity, functional disability or death.
This is important, as it seems that the gradients evolve over time, and one might wonder if this has any consequence.
Note that if the very small difference in mean split between related and unrelated probes has any consequence at all, then it should work against the expected relatedness effect: Lures with a large split are typically easier to reject than probes with a small split [ 2, 14] while related probes should be harder to reject than unrelated probes.
Whether this has any consequences in the short or long term--and its effect on mortality would be important to understand.
The next challenge will be to understand whether this asymmetry has any consequences for cells, in particular cancer cells.
To assess whether this has any consequences for the conclusions of this study, we reinvestigated the extent of gene order conservation between microsporidia and zygomycetes.
"I did not expect when the British people went to the polls that it would have had any consequence for a small town like ours," independent councillor Denis Leahy told the Guardian.
People could say what they please, without fear, and ideas that had any consequence to the group were debated endlessly.
