Sentence examples similar to most foreseeable consequence from inspiring English sources

It was also perhaps the most foreseeable of historical tragedies.

The prosecutors' conduct, Justice Ginsburg wrote, "was a foreseeable consequence of lax training".

Either way, they advocated reckless bills whose foreseeable consequence was increased vehicular killings.

Professor Tobin added that the recent debacle was the "foreseeable consequence of putting campaign finance in the tax code".

This will not only hurt U.S. farmers, but it was a completely foreseeable consequence of the president's decision.

And most foreseeable development in the area affirms rather than punishes our reliance on cars.

At the same time, their discovery of evidence in Hudson's home was a readily foreseeable consequence of their entry and their unlawful presence within the home.

But it was a foreseeable consequence of understaffing at the prison where he was being held in Massachusetts -- conditions that are, unfortunately, common nationwide.

The Human Rights Watch report said the 2009 massacre "was not an aberration, but the foreseeable consequence of unchecked killings and other serious abuses in which the Ampatuans were implicated".

One unintended (but foreseeable) consequence of invading Iraq was that it distracted our attention and energy from the far more important undertaking in Afghanistan.

Much of what has gone haywire since January was a foreseeable consequence of electing someone with no prior government or military experience to lead the government.