Sentence examples for while the consequences of from inspiring English sources

But while the consequences of these programs are harmful, it is just this kind of novel intervention that the Internet was designed to make possible.

If the rules don't apply broadly, speculation will continue abroad while the consequences of failure would be borne by American institutions and taxpayers.

While the consequences of adopting too hard of a line could linger should Rubio be the nominee, at least for now, the senator's main challenge is blunting Cruz's momentum.

Bankers operating freely would assess risks better than bureaucrats, they counseled, enabling gold rush fever to flourish on Wall Street and in every suburban cul-de-sac, while the consequences of failure swelled to monstrous proportions.

While the consequences of violence are despicable and there are invariably a number of significant negative side effects – including the destruction of life, environment and property – attached to it, the truth is that violence works because physical coercion unfortunately has a potent pay off.

The uncomfortable truth is perhaps that while the consequences of the harassment were particularly horrific, the events that led up to it – bored youths, with little other outlet for their energy, picking relentlessly on a family marked out as isolated and unlike others – were remarkably commonplace.

In Walthamstow, where she was a councillor and, briefly, mayor – as well as being deselected for a while, the consequence of one of those arcane and footling bits of local politicking that is never worth looking at too closely – she developed a reputation for self-interest that proved hard to shake.

At the same time, while warning of the consequences of spiraling federal debt, the book cautions against deficit reduction as an immediate goal, saying tax increases and spending cuts in the short term could strangle growth.

Each day is a constant struggle to continue your sacred duty to protect Gaia, while dealing with the consequences of your overwhelming rage.

Today 30,000 girls in the UK are said to be at risk of this form of mutilation, while 66,000 live with the consequences of it.

Critics say that the arrangement has allowed the agencies to become enormously profitable while shielding them from the consequences of bad calls.