Sentence examples for ponder the consequences from inspiring English sources

He will have a long time to ponder the consequences of his decade at the top.

He says he was working too hard for a Labour victory in the general election to ponder the consequences of defeat.

With many developed countries facing both biting economic difficulties and growing donor fatigue of their electorates, and with African countries by and large still mired in destabilizing vulnerabilities, it is not premature to begin to ponder the consequences of another Mali-type crisis elsewhere in the region.

Do we dare ponder the consequences of the recent rise of anti-Muslim citizen groups such as ACT!

To be given the job of a "Curiosity" when you were created for the sole purpose of saving lives, we have to ponder the consequences of displacing our warning systems completely out of our sight forcing them miles from their required location.

It does not stretch the imagination to ponder the consequences of such defection.

zone without pondering the consequences to himself or someone else.

The same analysts who just a few short months ago were wondering about the effect of expensive oil on the world economy are now pondering the consequences of a slump.That might prove premature.

"Talk Show," the band's third record, was released in 1984, and revealed a maturing and deepening sound; there were fewer songs about parties and wild abandon and more songs about pondering the consequences of same.

Clearly, Trump has considered none of this — let alone pondered the consequences of acquiescing to Putin's ambitions.

The business daily wrote on Thursday, "If Russia were to provide a large rescue package, or if Cyprus was to plunge out of the euro zone, diplomats would certainly begin to ponder the diplomatic consequences".