Sentence examples for particular consequences from inspiring English sources

But the particular consequences of sexual assault need to be named somehow, and recognized.

And also the business that I'm in, if I miss the mark, there are no particular consequences.

Anton Pelinka, a political scientist who studies the Freedom Party, told Bloomberg Vienna's election will have "particular consequences for the whole of Austria".

The state will become looser and more untidy with particular consequences for the one country so far untouched by devolution.English voters have long been startlingly relaxed about the growing power of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.

Jan . 11CLANDESTINE CHILDHOOD A family of political exiles returns to the Argentina of 1979, hiding behind false identities — which has particular consequences for 12-year-old Juan (Teo Gutiérrez Moreno).

It need not posit any particular consequences erupting from the challengers' reading of the law in order to reject it as an untenable reading.That being said, consequences are not beside the point even, and perhaps especially, for the justices thinking of striking down the subsidy scheme.

Commendable as the New Chamber Ballet's work is, it feels as yet of no particular consequence.

This, PfP volunteers have come to realise, is of particular consequence given the children's experience.

Of particular consequence was his adoption of the behaviouristic theory of semantics according to which meaning is simply the relationship between a stimulus and a verbal response.

No. 10 Florida State (10-1) hagainain failed to sail through soft A.C.C. competition unscathed while not beating anyone of particular consequence save Clemson.

Of particular consequence was the new concept of metre as a series of equal durations, with emphasis being determined by accent (stress) rather than by duration.