Sentence examples for a dangerous consequence from inspiring English sources

This had a dangerous consequence.

A dangerous consequence is the possibility that scientists concerned with ionic solution theory may rely on such data, and derive wrong conclusions about the effectiveness of their theoretical work.

§ Globally, 36 per cent of woman between the ages of 20-24 were married or in union before they reached 18. Premature pregnancy and childbirth is often a dangerous consequence of child marriage.

An entire society (like Colombian People) without therapeutically equivalent oxacillin is a highly dangerous consequence derived from the usual strategy taken by innovator pharmaceutical industry (to abandon the product) to evade the insurmountable competition represented by inexpensive, often ludicrously cheap generic products.

As web companies strive to tailor their services (including news and search results) to our personal tastes, there's a dangerous unintended consequence: We get trapped in a "filter bubble" and don't get exposed to information that could challenge or broaden our worldview.

The article mentions only in passing that the radioactivity emitted by radium causes "a selective destruction of certain cells and can have very dangerous consequences"—a property sadly demonstrated in later years when Marie Curie and then Irène Curie died of leukemia possibly brought on by exposure to such radiation.

The most dangerous consequence of severe depression is suicide.

The most dangerous consequence of all however is the loss of hope.

calls that "one unfortunate and dangerous consequence that has received little attention".

In the parallel passage (EU, 8.26/96 97), he again objects to any effort to refute a hypothesis "by a pretence to its dangerous consequences to religion and morality" (my emphasis).

Jones's portrait of the claustrophobia and conformity of 1950s England is sharp and assured, a convincing illustration of the dangerous consequences of a muzzled society.