Sentence examples for the same consequence as from inspiring English sources

If the number is about the same, and the outcomes about the same, then the truth that revolutionaries used Twitter or Facebook will be of the same consequence as that they once wore Phrygian caps and now wear tee-shirts — an interesting detail about the décor of the time, but not a crucial determinant of anything.

The results suggest that deformation with 50 80 % coupling fits to the observed data, the same consequence as Nishimura's estimation.

Being caught in one's own traps has the same consequence as any other trap in the game: permadeath.

For example, does cytoplasmic mislocalization of TDP-43 in an overexpression experiment have the same consequence as loss-of-function in the nucleus?

"As far as possible, homosexual marriage will have the same consequences as heterosexual marriage," the Senate said in a statement.

Pets are also suffering the same consequences as overweight people, including joint problems and diabetes, Dr. Bauer said.

And disorder in Syria will not have the same consequences as disorder in other countries in the region.

But fifty-three per cent of white women voted for a white-supremacist sexual predator; selfishness, in so many circumstances, begets the same consequences as hate.

Things became so bad that Hopp felt compelled to write a letter to German football association demanding that the open "discrimination" towards his team be treated with the same consequences as racism.

Micromanaging university admissions, as the British government has been trying to do on grounds of class, with targets, quotas, fines and strictures, risks the same consequences as similar American experiments based on racial preference.

The tour's antidoping manual states that a player who admits using a banned substance faces the same consequences as someone who fails a drug test: up to a year's suspension and a fine up to $500,000.