Sentence examples similar to unmistakable consequence from inspiring English sources

And when nations cheat in trade, there will be unmistakable consequences.

"When nations cheat in trade there will be unmistakable consequences," he said.

For starters, Gore says, there's brass-tacks economics — especially now that the hidden, "external" costs of our carbon addiction are starting to hit home in the form of devastating storms, droughts, wildfires, and other unmistakable consequences.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — For a late-season matchup of teams whose combined winning percentages do not add up to.500, Friday night's Nets-Pistons game at the Izod Center had an unmistakable air of consequence, the scent of history in the unmaking.

That unmistakable stinging moment.

The racial consequences are unmistakable.

The law should be clear, sending out an unmistakable message about the consequences for every member of a criminal gang if any member of it commits homicide.

"The racial consequences are unmistakable," University of Michigan Law School professors Nicholas Bagley and Eli Savit wrote in The New York Times.

The effect is unmistakable.

But the upshot is unmistakable.

But today, the communal feeling of consequence at the polling place was unmistakable, as was the sense that we're about to embark on something not just new, but different.