Sentence examples for may be consequences from inspiring English sources

But America's securitization industry warns there may be consequences for future borrowers.

There may be consequences for the entire ecosystem, the paper shows.

Yet there may be consequences even for the United States from a public brawl between the president and the Fed.

Pipe sticking, formation damage and uncontrolled flow of oil and gas may be consequences of lost circulation.

"I merely pointed out to them [Black and Morgan] that we do know where they live so if they do want to bully people there may be consequences".

Some like to make much of that publish-and-be-damned maxim, arguing that there may be consequences but hell, as long as it's factual, where's the problem?

In ARDS lungs this may be consequence of their high critical closing pressures and elastance.

The greater (upregulation) 5-HT1A bindings may be consequence of lower activity (synthesis) of serotonergic system (see [42]).

The higher number of matches in zebrafish may be consequence of the highly duplicated nature of the zebrafish genome [ 35].

The small circular necrosis also observed in this organ's mouse may be consequence of the cytotoxic action of DEC.

"There may well be consequences that flow from that," he said.