Sentence examples for the immediate consequences from inspiring English sources

But what about the immediate consequences?

At the height of summer, the immediate consequences this time are likely to be less dramatic.

There is no real way of knowing the immediate consequences of Scottish independence.

The immediate consequences were grave jobs losses and the destruction of middle class wealth.

Indeed, they are frequently made by those who look beyond the immediate consequences of their own choices.

"It's hard to predict the immediate consequences, as one can imagine some Baathists will seek revenge," he said, referring to Mr. Hussein's political party.

As the white heat around Donovan's omission has shown, the immediate consequences of that decision will dog Klinsmann until – if – something goes right in the next seven weeks.

I'm sure we can agree that the immediate consequences of collapse would be hideous: the breakdown of the systems that keep most of us alive; mass starvation; war.

As for the immediate consequences of turning such ideals into policies, Lewis, particularly in his more recent writings, is oddly insouciant.

First, let's consider the immediate consequences of Star Wars' non existence: Lucas would have been reduced to making kids' movies, and probably ended up running Disney.

The immediate consequences of Irish neutrality were the loss of British naval access to the three Treaty ports in the south.