Consequence used in a sentence

Consequence in a sentence as a noun

As a consequence, people wanting to exit Mt. Gox would buy BTC on the exchange and withdraw it.

I don't think it's as horrible a consequence as prison, where these people belong.

> Link shorteners appeared as a consequence of the rise of Twitter.

Every sentence you read is a clear consequence of the previous one.

In employment, the old rule was that you could pretty much fire anyone at will for any reason and, if you did, you incurred no legal consequence. This is pure freedom of contract.

Jobs are a consequence of a circle-of-life- like feedback loop between customers and businesses.

Before, I thought of it mostly as an inevitable consequence of badly designed systems.

Jobs are a consequence of an eco-systemic feedback loop between customers and businesses.

Let's not pretend that racism doesn't exist in SF by brushing off depictions of racism as a consequence of intrinsic racism on the part of the accuser.

As a consequence of Lavabit fighting, they likely got slapped with some pretty harsh contempt of court rulings, including a demand to record all private keys needed for decryption going forward.

Unfortunately, one unforeseen consequence of doing it by hand was that it became very clear that my handwriting was too hard to read, so I had to manually erase all the writing and redo it using a decent looking font.

The victim- and let me emphasize, this individual is a victim- has every right to feel and express any number of hostile feelings toward the perps involved and, furthermore, has the right to express his frustration at how racist behavior was openly exhibited in front of so many employees, with no consequences whatsoever.