Sentence examples for to feel the consequences from inspiring English sources

Perhaps foreign governments have had enough and we've started to feel the consequences.

Sooner or later, believes Walshe, New Zealand will begin to feel the consequences.

Jess had work and I was beginning to feel the consequences of serious sleep deprivation.

Professor Konopaske predicted that employers were going to feel the consequences of travel burnout, especially if current trends continued.

But even as more apartments are filled -- and landlords cut back on generous concessions -- many areas will continue to feel the consequences of overbuilding.

But haul videos, fashion blogs and TV shows themselves are also inspiring us to spend – and thanks to plastic, it takes a long time for us to feel the consequences of our shopping habits.

The seven states with pending abortion cases are likely to be the first to feel the legal consequences of the decision.

The same goes for gay Americans, who were denied a vote on ending "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" last week because of united Republican opposition: occasional voters from this community, too, are beginning to more clearly feel the consequences of these elections.

Also, vote for those courageous activists who fought for this right and for the generations to come who will feel the consequences of this election if we are silent.

They are finding it harder to get to sleep or stay asleep, and they may feel the consequences during the day.

We can feel we are in "hell" even in this world because we are disobedient to God and His commandments and feel the consequences of bad decisions.