Sentence examples for ready consequence from inspiring English sources

In the case of a symmetric recurrence a ready consequence of that correspondence is an alternative proof of Favard's Theorem and the Representation Theorem.

Santer is ready for whatever consequences he may face as a result of the statement.

"I'll be ready for the consequences," he said.

Even then, he said, the war in Iraq seemed inevitable and area residents seemed ready for its consequences.

Capital spending in particular is to be slashed.In this section Angels and demons No farewell to arms Bang to rights The chancellor's eyebrows Top-up teaching Unintended consequences Ready for his close-up?

These cover preventing radicalisation of potential terror recruits, disrupting terror operations, reducing the vulnerability of the UK and ensuring the country is ready for the consequences of any attack.

Yet suddenly, as other orthodoxies are debunked and the government itself faces ejection, the consensus for war seems to be breaking too.In this section Angels and demons No farewell to arms Bang to rights The chancellor's eyebrows Top-up teaching Unintended consequences Ready for his close-up?

Most teaching assistants are untrained (many are mothers, attracted by the convenient working hours), and the researchers note that they tend not to be involved in planning lessons.In this section Angels and demons No farewell to arms Bang to rights The chancellor's eyebrows Top-up teaching Unintended consequences Ready for his close-up?

"Just doing my job," he recalled, as grizzled partisans of a similar vintage warmly embraced him.In this section Angels and demons No farewell to arms Bang to rights The chancellor's eyebrows Top-up teaching Unintended consequences Ready for his close-up?

The Brazilian navy is almost entirely British-equipped, though some of the kit is second-hand.In this section Angels and demons No farewell to arms Bang to rights The chancellor's eyebrows Top-up teaching Unintended consequences Ready for his close-up?

Such events have fed the view that the government's ethical pretensions have never amounted to much and were naive to begin with.In this section Angels and demons No farewell to arms Bang to rights The chancellor's eyebrows Top-up teaching Unintended consequences Ready for his close-up?