Meanings of foreseeable consequences in English

Our criminal law has it right: that we should be presumed to intend the foreseeable consequences of our actions.

The originator would be held liable for all foreseeable consequences of the statement, including those flowing from republication by third parties.

Eleemosynary pricing not only generates a transfer of wealth, but also changes incentives in a way that can have perverse yet entirely foreseeable consequences.

Finally, the act of choosing is expressed in a response to the situation with a willingness to accept the responsibility for its foreseeable consequences.