Sentence examples for would have consequence from inspiring English sources

Moments of the highest import pass among people who are so marginal that conventional history would not have noticed them: aliens, the enslaved, people themselves utterly unaware that their lives would have consequence.

That opinion would have consequences, wouldn't it?

Certainly, the end of McCain-Feingold would have consequences.

But that would have consequences far beyond the treaty itself.

"To destroy it would have consequences that would be — I dare to use the word — dramatic".

A spokeswoman for the broadcast union, Annika Nyberg Frankenhaeuser, said any such action would have consequences.

And as he notes, that would have consequences for the counterinsurgency.

But that decision distils Johnson's defining dilemma: his success would have consequences.

Germany was warned that failure to call off the visit would have "consequences".

She said the Brexit vote would have consequences for Britain and the world.

Despite American and British warnings before the March poll that electing suspected war criminals would have consequences, none has materialised.