Sentence examples for impending consequences from inspiring English sources

(Local officials were already being blamed for not notifying residents about the impending consequences of an extraordinary rainstorm).

If there was any relief at all from the impending consequences it was that Khan was at the mercy of the heavy but scarcely clinical punching of Garcia rather than the surgical Mayweather or the explosive Pacquiao.

Actually, Andersen, known for his colorful tattoos, Mohawk haircut and "Birdman" nickname, has been asked to change, or at least advised of the impending consequences.

Glowing blue orbs and bubbling red waterfalls add a supernatural touch to the already mystical landscapes, hinting ever so subtly at the impending consequences of technology and pollution.

He also recognized the signs long ago and forewarned of the impending consequences that our fragile blue planet faced if we did nothing to change our habits; citing examples such as the results of overpopulation in the communities of Easter Island and Haiti.

Together, generation time, gene flow and a lack of genetic variation constitute a triumvirate of outstanding reasons why climate-change scientists have felt safe in ignoring evolution even as they make sweeping claims about the impending consequences of changing climate on biodiversity [ 8].

The above observations should be considered as potential indications for the use of EEG monitoring in EDs not only for detecting epileptiform activity in a predisposed brain, but also for monitoring impending neuropathological consequences.

The heads of both parties now thrive on stories of impending fiscal consequences, even when they're of their own making.

For more on the topic of augmented reality and mobile tech, I recommend the excellent article, "The Impending Social Consequences of Augmented Reality" on Mashable.

Put up against their jobs and their retirement accounts, or the jobs and retirement accounts of their friends and family, it's hard to convince people that they really should care about some trees somewhere, or, say, an impending catastrophe with consequences including but hardly limited to drought, fires, devastating storms, and melting ice and rising seas.

Because CVD risk factors and development of CVD are usually associated with metabolic abnormalities that increase fasting plasma glucose, additional studies need to be conducted to understand if low fasting plasma glucose levels are a consequence of impending disease (i.e., reverse causation) or if they have a role in precipitating acute CVD events.