Sentence examples for the certain consequence from inspiring English sources

"Not when jail time is the certain consequence".

These questions arise for living donation in general, but the errors are worse in cases where severe harm or death is the certain consequence of donation.

As I sat in my house on Saturday night, listening to the storm approach, not knowing what Sunday would bring, a foreboding sense of the self-inflicted loss of freedom, which will be the certain consequence of our collective passivity in the face of climate change, overcame me.

The uncertainty of the outcome of our military action has to be weighed against the certain consequences for civilian populations facing genocide if we do nothing.

All I've really tried to do is communicate what we know as a scientific community about the certain consequences of missing emission targets, and that's hard science, very well established.

It's true even though the Pentagon, the insurance industry, and the International Monetary Fund -- none of which can be accused of harboring anti-business zealots all are making plans for coping with the certain consequences of climate change.

For policymakers, Taking Chance is a stark reminder that the almost certain consequence of war is the premature ending of the lives of brave and talented young men and women, and that the decision to send them into battle should never be done without the President and Members of Congress acknowledging the profound human consequences of their decisions to authorize military conflict.

The one certain consequence is that these philanthrocapitalists will become increasingly controversial — on specific issues and also in a broader sense by unleashing deep-rooted concerns among the public about plutocracy.

And that's the least bad of the near certain consequences of going down that road.

Just as deductive logic consists of the study of a certain consequence relation between propositions or sets of propositions (the relation of valid implication), so defeasible (or nonmonotonic) logic consists of the study of a different kind of consequence relation.

Self-efficacy expectations are the individuals' beliefs in their capabilities to perform a course of action to attain a desired outcome, whereas outcome expectations are the beliefs that a certain consequence will be produced by personal action.