Sentence examples for necessary consequences from inspiring English sources

"If you answer yes, then you must accept all the necessary consequences".

If your answer is still yes, you must accept all the necessary consequences".

If we accept religious texts as the writings of an omnipresent being, then we must either accept the texts fully with all their necessary consequences or reject the texts outright and just enjoy the morals and values that they impose.

Tuesday night's 2-0 defeatotOlympiakosos was a performance which chips away at that sense, which exists at the highest level of Manchester United, that this all of this is just a temporary state of affairs – the necessary consequences of a transition – and that the club are ready to turn the corner.

She told the president that she finds it unacceptable when core principles of rule of law are violated in a member state and that she will support the EU in "potentially necessary consequences" for Romania that will be fleshed out after talks with Mr Ponta in Brussels this week.

The latter are necessary consequences from their premisses, as in any other theory.

The fragmentation of philosophy and its consequent separation from theology is, according to Rosmini, a necessary consequence of sensationalist thinking.

"The annihilation of the Jews must be the necessary consequence".

"Rising inequality is not destiny or a necessary consequence of the forces of globalisation.

President Bush says that private-school vouchers are a necessary consequence for chronically failing schools.

Information is power, and the necessary consequence is that privacy is freedom.