For the first time in a long time, the annual Georgia-Florida game seemed like it would be of little consequence to the SEC or grander college football picture.
If it were possible to promulge our laws, by some instantaneous operation, it would be of less consequence in that point of view where the government might be placed; but if, on the contrary, time is necessary for this purpose, we ought, as far as possible, to put every part of the community on a level.
Were the issue only a matter of money, say flat screen TV prices over peoples lives, it would be of no consequence.
42 Moreover, even if it were to do so, I do not think that that would be of consequence in the present case.
If an attempt were being made to hypothesize or validate a signal model this would be of consequence.
If everyone had enough, it would be of no moral consequence whether some had more than others" (Frankfurt 1987, p. 21).
So it would be of no real consequence that soldiers are guarding a military base were it not for the fact no-one knows whose orders they are obeying.
Third, we studied the practical consequences of item misfit in this paper; it is possible in future research to study the practical consequences of multidimensionality; for example, there is a close relationship between DIF and multidimensionality (e.g., Camilli 1992) and it would be of interest to study the practical consequences of multidimensionality on DIF.
Rather, it would be a consequence of Canada's first-past-the-post electoral system and of a plateful of bread-and-butter issues.At the last election, in 1998, the Liberals, then as now lead by Jean Charest, won 25,000 more votes than the PQ.
Concretely, if you now hold the belief (as many do) that "no one really goes to war over a cyberattack and if they do, it would be about the kinetic consequences of the attack, not about the cyber part of it," it's time to revisit that belief.
If that happened in Broad City it would be an amusing consequence of one of the characters wearing an overly tight pair of jeans.
