Sentence examples for see consequences from inspiring English sources

Because we only ever see consequences, not how it happens.

First, the regulatory muscles atrophy, then the ability to see consequences and feel accountability goes.

And we see consequences in the uninspiring and sometimes unpleasant contest between Labour's Sadiq Kahn and the Tory Zac Goldsmith.

— William Hague, the U.K. Foreign Secretary "The chief of the watchdog body will see consequences of his historical mistake".

"The intent is to build a simulation that allows people to play in that world for months or years, participate in different types of roles and see consequences of their decisions".

Ali Asghar Soltanieh, Iran's chief delegate to the United Nations nuclear agency, was quoted by Iranian news agencies as saying that Mr. Amano had violated the agency's charter by asserting false claims in the report and that he would "see consequences of his historical mistake".

The progenes are mostly chirally pure, D- or L (see Consequence 2. Chemical nature of progene and constituent selection).

"This summer is the first time I've ever seen consequences for bad behavior.

Respondents also saw consequences that went beyond the immediate health or financial implications, but touch on the symbolic and the political.

We may not see the consequences for a decade.

We made these choices, and now we see the consequences.