Sentence examples for more consequences from inspiring English sources

At an international level, there are more consequences than two black eyes.

"If it was longer than that, I would have had more consequences".

"They have managed to tip one government over and it won't be surprising if there are more consequences to follow".

David Cameron has warned Vladimir Putin of "more consequences" if a ceasefire in Ukraine does not hold.

Wilks-Heeg adds that there are more consequences to come of this decision to use electoral rolls instead of population.

There will almost certainly be more consequences, and more reprisals, and many more lives lost in this terrible family saga, before it's over.

Hadn't the English Enlightenment been of more consequence than the French?

Time becomes alternately dense and weightless; everything moves faster yet with more consequence.

Who is to say which of these is of more consequence?

A fair share of the voting public will be focused on matters of somewhat more consequence than the candidates' future.

"I'm not persuaded that the Arab-Israeli conflict is of more consequence than Saddam Hussein," he said.