Sentence examples for real-world consequence from inspiring English sources

Once again, the link between the geostrategic event and the real-world consequence is, to put it mercifully, attenuated.

The belittling and bullying, threats and harassment, cyberstalking and outright hate speech directed to women on the internet every day is real-world behaviour with real-world consequence and it should oblige real-world punishments.

Mr Luehmann said Stuxnet showed energy giants that cyber-attacks could have a real-world consequence on business processes.

Even I have to admit the gay discount is insidious and patently unfair, a pretty huge adverse real-world consequence to those folks forced to choose traditional marriage.

The "real-world" consequence: with reduced flying time, Sikes' pilots can't all practice in-flight refueling, the trickiest, most delicate and dangerous part of long-distance missions.

He's had how many years to prepare and can't come up with a single adverse real-world consequence to gay marriage?

This has real-world consequences.

That has real-world consequences.

"And that has real-world consequences".

There could be real-world consequences to the conservative rebellion.

The analysts' critical judgments have significant real-world consequences.