Sentence examples for practical consequence from inspiring English sources

This stigma has one practical consequence.

The experience had a practical consequence.

Once again, Long had turned the powerfully symbolic into something of practical consequence.

These misconceptions have an important practical consequence: they make free trade difficult to sell politically.

In fact, roughly half of municipals carry insurance, making credit comparisons of little practical consequence.

The practical consequence of uncompetitive elections is a Legislature artificially divided between Republicans and Democrats.

A centrist would not be so disdainful of context or practical consequence.

He flagged a desire to see more regional cooperation and intelligence sharing as a practical consequence of the summit.

This was the practical consequence of his conviction that television was his, and it was, in retrospect, a grievous error.

He'd retire soon; the long-term future of the New York Giants was of no practical consequence to him.

The toll of not knowing is not just emotional; in Iraq's male-dominated society, there is also a practical consequence.