consequence

Great American leaders have long contributed profound thoughts of tremendous consequence to the public discourse.

In the most extreme cases, it allows for the extrajudicial killing of black people without consequence.

Students deemed “responsible” for alleged sexual assaults on college campuses can face little or no consequence for their acts.

Hitchcock had met or known about everyone of artistic consequence over the last 60 years.

You may be wondering what work of monumental consequence is contained within these gilded pages.

Many of us had been hit by the balls, but a bruise or a graze of the skin was the worst consequence that had ensued.

Insurrectionary movements at Rome in consequence of the pope's refusal to declare war against Austria.

The consequence of this quarrel was that, early in 1794, he found himself accused as a ci-devant noble.

If there is everywhere complete economic freedom, then there will ensue in consequence a régime of social justice.

The consequence was, the disappointed emissary of these double treasons, immediately accused him of his own crimes.