Joint custody, when I was a kid, seemed like the great solution to the problem of divorce, and it was, but it had its own consequences: it set up opposition, and produced ingrained habits, and carved up the year very vividly in your brain.
Even so, halving sulfur emissions has its own consequences: it would make global warming noticeable sooner.
In other places, they get freedom, they say, 'Sorry, we nationalise,' and it has had its own consequences in other countries.
Kirk has since walked away from his vote, saying that if the same bill comes to a vote in the Senate he would vote against it (which could have its own consequences in a general election).
And less activity has its own consequences.
While victorious, their triumph comes with its own consequences.
The trouble is that each of these cases has its own complexities, its own consequences.
Neighborhood record-store clerks, in a manner that was weirdly consistent from town to town, developed a normative behavior, too, and that has had its own consequences.
True political and cultural radicalism, he might have suggested in his paradoxical way, should be capable of dissent from its own consequences, including what he termed "PC fundamentalism".
When fighting between roommates turns physical, which has happened often, the show has established its own consequences: the assailant is kicked off or forced into therapy.
WHEN President Bush's speechwriters substituted the word "evil" for the word "hate" in the now totemic phrase "axis of evil," they tapped into an energy source that generates its own consequences.
