of consequence造句

Lack of consequence; insignificance.

The consequence is quantified using a severity of consequence scale.

Suddenly raised to a position of consequence.

He is a man of consequence in the Labour Party.

involve as a necessary condition of consequence; in logic.

J. J. C. Smart insists that monism of consequence which holds firstly to evaluate the consequence of action, then to evaluate action as such.

Changes in the tax law are of consequence to all investors.

He may be a man of consequence in his own village, but he is nobody here.

As an overseer, he suddenly found himself a person of consequence.

The seemingly limitless wealth of consequence that flow from the axioms continue to challenge the minds of generations of mathematicians.

Is it a matter of consequence to you whether they play tag, or hide and seek, or pretend?

My treasure, I entreat you, it is nothing of consequence, don't cry, you will anger your father.

You had no need to look at the red button that adorned his black coat to surmise that he was a person of consequence.

This does not imply that there were no economic issues of consequence. We were struggling with the inflation and farm problems, for example, and both of these involved the goal of an equitable distribution of income among groups.

The standard definition of implication should be the actor, subjectively based on the realization of the goal of crime, integrates acts of method or acts of consequence into implicational intention;

I cannot prevent the slow tentacles of my mind from advancing one hypothesis at a time, exploring labyrinths of consequence that magnetic memories would run through in a nanosecond.

And is it not a matter of consequence to try to understand why the flowers go to so much trouble to grow thorns which are never of any use to them?

Implicated offense is an offense in which an offender committed a crime as his aim, while the method used to commit the crime and the act of consequence contravene the other charges.