Sentence examples for reading the consequences from inspiring English sources

Many readers watch television without peril; but for those for whom television replaces reading, the consequences are far-reaching.

As Mr. Wirth's legislative director, Mr. Clapp began reading about the consequences of climate change.

Recall the sad example of Don Quixote, who becomes a knight errant and embarks on mad, deluded adventures because he has lost his mind as a consequence of reading the fiction of his day.

Unprompted, each participant volunteered personal lifestyle changes they had decided to make as a consequence of reading the draft.

Picking up an old copy of the "Times" the writer read about the consequences of drought in a part of North Central Africa, the Sahel.

"The longer the chaos in the United Kingdom continues, the more negative headlines people read about the consequences of leaving the EU, the more likely it is to damage Hofer's chances", Heinisch told the Guardian.

You can read about the consequences of this law in a fantastic memoir by Grujica Spasovic, the editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper Danas.

Let me think about how this will look if/when someone reads it; the consequences of what I am saying or sending".

Cavafy may have steeped himself in history books, but he also read the newspapers: the political consequences of personal and national delusion were all too real to this poet who, from his geographical and intellectual vantage point in a very ancient city, knew that such delusions are paid for in lives.

"We speculate that current assessments may have missed a substantial proportion of potential genotypes generated by on-target Cas9 cutting and repair, some of which may have potential pathogenic consequences," reads the paper.

In 2003 UNESCO estimated that less than 30% of adults in the country could read and write, the consequences being a poorly performing economy with few signs and little hope of improvement.