Sentence examples for living consequence from inspiring English sources

These men, women and children are a living consequence of this war and a challenge to stability in the region, and they must become a part of Iraq's reconciliation and recovery.

No one who has been online in the past few years and seen how racist and sexist discourse is now visible and therefore permissible will be surprised at the lived consequences of this.

She said, "This moment where we're losing the ability to say the word 'woman' or to acknowledge the fact that being born female has lived consequences and meaning is kind of intense to me".

Too often, victims' experiences are reduced to salacious details in newspapers and we learn little of the actual stories, and their lived consequences, behind the click-bait headlines.

For most students, it's a whirlwind of drinking, partying, living without consequence.

He was living without consequence, because he wasn't going to be burned later for his errors.

We're still living the consequences.

"The lad mags were predicated on instant gratification, on living the consequence-free life.

She said: "Right now my family is living the consequences of misinformation and fear".

As a consequence, living organisms cannot adapt to such a highly varying type of stress.

"Light that we shine into places where other species live has consequences".