Sentence examples for its consequence from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'its consequence' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to the result or outcome of a particular situation or action. For example, "He was aware of the risks and its consequence."
It is obvious that the noisy data and outliers will cause a bad training process and, as its consequence, it will decrease the forecasting performance.
The present study was undertaken to explore internet use in Information technology (IT) industry and non IT industry, to see its consequence and effect on lifestyle and functioning.
But every experience has its consequence.
One is the dishonesty already outlined, and its consequence for public trust.
Ukraine, therefore, was not the cause of Russia's conflict with the West, but its consequence.
Marsden is also – and I'm a little wary about writing this, considering its consequence – fairly meticulous about replying.
Its consequence has been "a chronic shortage of local authority accommodation and large waiting lists for those properties that remain".
To address a problem and prevent its recurrence one should fight its roots rather than its consequence.
Dwelling on memories – his and others' – of survival rather than of the monstrous detritus of suffering, he is compelled by how suffering is borne whatever its consequence.
After his conversion, the protagonist says: "If the oceans were dead and the forests replaced by pavement even empire would be robbed of its consequence".
To every cut came the refrain, "But could we retake the Falklands?" The £3bn cost of the war was nothing compared with the cost of its consequence.
