Sentence examples for that consequences too from inspiring English sources

In fact the opposite seems to be the case: in a world where everything is virtual, an increasing number of us seem to believe that consequences too are virtual.

The stakes are too high, the consequences too serious".

But the government would have to consider the consequences too.

The stakes are too high and the consequences too horrific to imagine.

The stakes are simply too high and the consequences too far-reaching to do this hastily.

I don't think about the consequences too much.

Richard Weaver, one of the founders of modern conservatism, once wrote a book entitled "Ideas have Consequences"; unfortunately, too many Republicans are still refusing to acknowledge that idiocy has consequences, too.

James Traub of the Center for International Cooperation noted that "silence has consequences too". Denying political Islam a place in democratic systems will not eliminate the movement, but instead force it to operate in violent ways.

Protectionism, not free trade, has just won this election, and that will have consequences, too.

"Believe me, that is going to have consequences, too".

However, while the evidence suggests that practice nurses are embracing these new roles, there have been negative consequences too.