Sentence examples for obvious consequences from inspiring English sources

Painful trips to the dentist and missing teeth are the obvious consequences.

That has three obvious consequences: First, they have little margin for error.

While the lawmakers couldn't wait to lower taxes and raise spending, no one wanted to acknowledge the obvious consequences.

Its most obvious consequences were in the limbs of babies, but there could be heart, facial and genital abnormalities.

We only take thinkers seriously when we consider their ideas in terms of their deepest motivations and most obvious consequences.

The policy's obviously driven by Australian priorities but it has equally obvious consequences for domestic politics on the island.

None of those suffered obvious consequences in terms of the ability to conduct their business in the future.

There appeared to be no sustained and systematic teaching of either decoding skills or pronunciation with obvious consequences for both speaking and listening.

The mere facts, whatever they may turn out to be, and the obvious consequences for his family render other considerations less than immediately relevant.

It isn't just that we make mistakes, it's that we blind ourselves wilfully to the obvious consequences of our actions and desires.

The rising commercialism, driven in part by increasing expenses and decreasing reimbursement, has obvious consequences for the public: ballooning costs, fraying of the traditional doctor-patient relationship.