They are suffering consequences of a surge in short-term rentals.
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Our world-class public university system in Virginia is also suffering consequences.
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Zouhair H. said that, despite everything, his community has been more vocal in recent years without suffering consequences.
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Some Twitter users have also pointed out that President Trump once shared Lindsey Graham's phone number without suffering consequences.
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For the first time, some powerful men are suffering consequences for repeated sexual misconduct, then issuing publicist-approved apologies.
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"We will be suffering consequences for at least 10 years: spawning will be disrupted, fish will be annihilated," he said.
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Wells Fargo's results suggest the bank's business is suffering consequences from two years of scandal and tough penalties from regulators.
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We see people all the time breaking the rules at work and not suffering consequences, but rather being rewarded for their daring nature.
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He has said police should be allowed to kill criminals without suffering consequences, and praised the military dictatorship that ruled Brazil from 1964-85.
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And Óscar Ortiz, El Salvador's vice-president, told the police in 2015 that they could shoot gang members "without any fear of suffering consequences".
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With each escalation, Iran risks being caught and suffering consequences it clearly wants to avoid — given the lengths it has gone to cloak responsibility.
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But in 2015, the government reinstated a mano dura ("iron-fist") approach, warning gang members that officers could shoot them "without any fear of suffering consequences".
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For many eastern Germans, the revolution of 1989 held the promise that in a free country you would be able to utter any opinion, without suffering consequences.
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Yet her resolve is at odds with growing numbers of Democratic candidates who view her as politically toxic and are pledging to vote against her as their leader, as Mr. Lamb did without suffering consequences with voters and donors.
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OIL WAIVERS FOR IRAN SANCTIONS: The Trump administration is set to reimpose sanctions as planned on Iran next week, but eight "jurisdictions" will get temporary waivers to keep importing oil from the Islamic nation without suffering consequences from the United States.
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Though she's remained a sympathetic character through what many consider a relatable breakdown, the 36-year-old is still suffering consequences from it more than a decade later, fighting to end her conservatorship and regain full custody of her two sons.
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Bacevich explains that attitudes such as shown by this set of writers has developed from a lack of suffering consequences because consistent forecasting inaccuracies are overlooked, "as long as those failures favor the use of military force". Read transcript here. Bacevich also states that citizens of the United States are tasked with the "responsibility for defending the country", and this should not abdicated to resignation, reticence, or a professional contractor army.
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