Sentence examples for meaning and consequence from inspiring English sources

Now, for Chiefs fans, each failed third down is freighted with meaning and consequence.

When their impetus is social, Kennedy's stories come closer in their stealthy analysis of a repressed culture to an author like JG Ballard, concerned with the meaning and consequence of the perversity that is supposed to liberate the visionary self.

As Q* measurements are tied to bonus payments to the hospitals, it has also given the metric meaning and consequence.

This was to further explore the meaning and consequence of the TIA for patients at an earlier stage in their lives.

These questions were followed by a series of statements regarding potential concerns regarding the meaning and consequence of changes in medications.

Words have meaning and consequences.

Meanwhile, the origin, meaning and consequences of our capitalized "I" went largely unchanged, with few exceptions.

"The deficit matters to people, and has real meaning and consequences," he said.

The deficit matters to people and has real meaning and consequences.

Demographers make much of white flight – the movement of white Britons from the inner cities to the suburbs and beyond – interpreting its meaning and consequences.

Whether the authors and their subjects will see eye-to-eye on the meaning and consequences of the last few weeks is highly unlikely.