Sentence examples for type of consequence from inspiring English sources

"The consequences of this conflict are affecting everyone, even producing a sense of concern in European countries to the point of reaching that type of consequence," he said.

It is important they understand that some behavior can be risky and that all behavior result in some type of consequence.

While the consequences for self-understanding just outlined can be an important factor in explaining why a person acts as she does, in choosing what to do the person cannot herself explicitly take into account this type of consequence without thereby diminishing or undermining this very effect of her act (see Anderson 1993, chs. 2 and 4; Raz 1986, ch. 12).

I knew I crossed the line and would suffer some type of consequence from the gang he was in.

In the State of the Union address, Mr. Obama said that banks and financial companies should be held accountable for their actions and should face the same type of consequences as anyone else who has been charged with breaking the law.

Let's not romanticize what type of consequences result from acting on ill-considered advice.

Thirdly, it is not clear what type of consequences one must tie in with having human dignity, beyond those which are indicated in legislature (Caulfield, Brownsword 2006).

For example, in the computer gaming reference group (i.e. no computer gaming), there may be participants who are heavy gamers but on other types of consoles, which hypothetically would entail the same type of consequences.

A national sample in the United States was used to assess whether parents' self-reported psychological distress was related to the consequences of their children's chronic health conditions; the researchers found that parents of children with functional limitations were more distressed than were parents whose children experienced other types of consequence (or none) of their condition [ 21].

Until recently, we humans did not pay heed to these shots across the bow but now, I think, there is more of a recognition of this low probability — but high consequence — type of event".

A good manager knows that these types of consequences are only effective if they are proportionate to the infraction.