Sentence examples similar to in consequence, too from inspiring English sources

But they had to worry about another possible consequence too: hurting their ranks in search results.

Politicians felt the consequences, too: in May candidates who offered a path other than austerity began sweeping into power.

Russia's military campaign in Syria had global consequences, too.

So I adjusted my statement: "I can identify a person who chooses not to read because they want to remain willfully unsympathetic". There are consequences too in insisting on moving through this world without looking at mirrors such as books that invite readers to see themselves in the hearts and hurts of others.

The spill has lodged in the popular imagination as the worst environmental catastrophe in U.S. history, and the legal consequences, too, were unprecedented.

And the hack had broader financial consequences, too: A dip in the company's stock price sparked concerns about the attack's impact on broader aluminum markets.

In the meantime, the Pakistani public must suffer the consequences, too.

In theory, anti-sweatshop pressure can have other, more negative unintended consequences, too.

Inaction has consequences, too.

There are political consequences, too.

Sleeplessness has big consequences, too.