Sentence examples for make consequences from inspiring English sources
They make consequences sound less horrid as, chillingly, in "collateral damage" for "dead civilians".Such jargony, polysyllabic euphemisms, often using long Latinate words instead of short Anglo-Saxon ones, can quickly become an argot used by slippery-tongued, well-educated insiders to defend their privileges.
And the choices they make have consequences.
When you promise consequences, make the consequences real.
(Some of this money was actually paid over at the end of the experiment, to make the consequences real).
And then we make up consequences.
How do we make sure consequences are constructive and not identity-changing?
Let these people know that their actions are not socially acceptable, and make the consequences clear.
Make the consequences work for you - don't be afraid of them... and, yes, you will make mistakes.
Some observations make functional consequences of some of the five studied ESR1 polymorphisms plausible.
Moreover, elderly patients often live alone, which may make the consequences of hypoglycaemia and hypoglycaemic unawareness even more detrimental.
