Sentence examples for told the consequences from inspiring English sources

"A lot of the children are not in a depressed state when they try the games; they want a little bit of an extra kick, as you do when you have a drink or a cigarette to calm your nerves after a long day at work," says Gavin. "They've never been told not to, and they've never been told the consequences, so they just do it.

Multiple sources have reportedly told the Consequence of Sound music news website that the band will return in 2016.

"Catalans aren't being told the real consequences of independence," the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, told Onda Cero radio station on Tuesday.

This week, the state attorney in Tallahassee, Willie Meggs, told the Times, "The consequences of the law have been devastating around the state.

There's foreboding music as we're told the three Consequence Strains are actually "warnings disguised as three new strains".

What the barrister told the court was: "The consequences of conviction - irrespective of penalty - would greatly damage Mr Bogdanov in his personal and professional life".

Sands officials were told that the consequences of the SAFE investigation could be hefty.

Moreover, he said, he was told that "the consequences of insubordination would be very severe".

It went on, "Dave Duerson played through the documented and undocumented concussions and their associated symptoms because he, like the rest of the N.F.L. players at the time, was not told of the consequences".

In an interview with The New York Times, Mr. Foster said he had kept quiet about his figures because he was told that "the consequences of insubordination would be very severe".

They need to be told what the consequences are if there is a Team GB".