Sentence examples for mean consequences from inspiring English sources

While that might cause serious consequences, it certainly doesn't mean consequences.

"We make clear that failure to settle the crisis peacefully, and any steps by Russia to destabilise Ukraine, will have far-reaching consequences - and by that we mean consequences on relations in a broad range of economic areas," he added.

Establishing connection would help establish more productive communication, even when the communication had to mean consequences.

So in this case, gay marriage had been legal for a few months and we wanted people to understand that that could mean consequences.

The yoga group had less shock anxiety, t(2.86,36) p=0.007 (mean consequence), greater overall self-compassion, t -2.84,37), p=0.007 (t -2.84,37d greater mindfulness (equanimity) regarding emotions, t(-2.10,37) p=0.007(mindfulness), totalthe control group.

Anonymity enables its adopter to seek fame while shielding him from the meaner consequences of fame-seeking.

"Banksy Was Here" (2007): Lauren Collins goes in search of Banksy, whose anonymity allows him "to seek fame while shielding him from the meaner consequences of fame-seeking".

Having it in law means consequences for freedom.

Sometimes this meant consequences, cleaning up after intentional destruction, repairing relations with her sister, saying sorry, taking away TV after she lied about cleaning her room so she could watch one more show.

"We all agree that forgiveness can be an important part of the healing process," Wilson said at a press conference on Thursday, "but forgiveness does not mean forgoing consequences, even severe consequences".

"We all agree that forgiveness can be an important part of the healing process," Wilson said at a press conference at the time, "but forgiveness does not mean forgoing consequences, even severe consequences".