Sentence examples for the consequence of today from inspiring English sources

"The parliament will return once a government is formed, budgets will be taken through the parliament and there will be keen eyes watching in rating agencies to see how the parliament responds to [see if] we can maintain the trajectory that the government has set out – that is the consequence of today," Morrison said.

And what's the consequence of today's changes?

Huhne denies he is lining himself up for a third party leadership bid, but he is one of many saying the consequence of today's likely reverses, not just in the referendum, is that the party must become more distinctive.

It would be a tragedy if the consequence of today's report was to stoke the fear of crime at a time when the chances of being a victim are historically low.

"What is the consequence of today's polarized politics?

ReprintsFor Dick Armey, the majority leader in the House, the history lesson is straightforward: the balanced budget is the consequence of a sustained economic boom that is itself the consequence of 1980s "Reaganomics".

He said: "The consequences of today's irrational decision will live longer than the ministers' political mandates.

It's true that the consequences of today's actions are going to have a long-term impact.

It's a memory he will never forget, and tomorrow, as he suffers the consequences of today's escape, he won't regret it for a second.

Whatever the consequences of today's announcement, the only long-term solution is to lock up fewer people in the first place.

And if all the attention he has brought to Newsweek helps it to sell a few more copies and survive for a few more months, the consequences of today's brouhaha won't be all bad.