Sentence examples for prison as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Pedro Juan, in the daily struggle to survive, sells meat and lobsters on the black market (and spends two years in prison as a consequence).
A banker, he'd used other people's funds in an attempt to realize his genuinely idealistic dream, spent eight years in prison as a consequence, and is, when we meet him, "a sick wolf prowling his cage". He inhabits his upstairs study alone, plays the violin occasionally, and speaks not at all to his wife, who is foolishly counting upon their only son to restore the family honor.
Meanwhile, Gaza is an open wound, an open-air prison, as a consequence of shortsighted Israeli and Egyptian policy.
Indeed, these strategies would decrease rapidly the prevalence of infectious cases in the prison; as a consequence, the role of exogenous infections in TB transmission would be reduced, and the relative contribution of endogenous reactivation to the incidence of active TB would be larger.
Going cheap when looking for a lawyer is only a good idea if the issue is not life threatening or does not have prison as a consequence of poor work.
White was the third of Mattie White's six children given long prison terms as a consequence of the investigation.
Their sons, John A. Gotti, 36, and Alphonse T. Persico, 46, are also behind prison walls, mainly as a consequence of inheriting their fathers' criminal empires, organized crime experts assert.
Jamal Joseph, a Columbia University professor, writer, film-maker and community activist who was a member of the Black Panther party as a teenager in the 1960s (he spent time in prison for it as a consequence) has helped Binea by shooting some of his music videos, and by being a go-to man for advice.
The removal of Pell in prison was a consequence Bill Clinton himself apologized for last year.
As a consequence, prison systems across the nation are in crisis.
Anyone found to encourage aggression should be banned from owning a dog for life – with prison as the consequence of defying the prohibition.
