Sentence examples for the true consequence from inspiring English sources

Anytime this type of question is examined outside a vacuum, it becomes highly situational and increasingly intricate (sometimes the person committing the wrong understands the true consequence less accurately then the informed bystander, which implicates the latter individual to a much deeper degree).

After we have counted the truth h in favor of a claim's truthlikeness and the falsehood ~r against it, should we also count the true consequence ~h→~r in favor, and the falsehood h→~r against?

The issue is our veiled mask glazed with decadent trim has in many ways hidden the true consequence of our historical scars.

Given that overexpression of CD44 in MCF7 cells did not dramatically alter their intrinsic signalling capacity, one may hypothesize that the true consequence of CD44 overexpression would be revealed only in the context of the microenvironment, where exogenous ligands that can activate CD44 would be present.

But the true consequences would probably be more subtle.

But the true consequences of his findings are only starting to emerge.

But the Democrats can be faulted for not being brave enough to address the true consequences of the tax cuts.

The true consequences of the saving of Ashildr will surely loom large in The Woman Who Lived.

But to me, these all fail to qualify the true consequences of sitting still, of doing nothing.

He added, "This whole sordid affair has demonstrated the true consequences of what happens when vulnerability collides with power".

Ian McMillan's moving and angry article tells us far more about the true consequences of the current Thatcherite thinking than any of the amnesiac statements from government ministers.