Sentence examples for a dire consequence of from inspiring English sources

Progression of liver fibrosis to cirrhosis is a dire consequence of chronic liver diseases (CLD).

A dire consequence of insisting that Abdulmutallab isn't entitled to Constitutional rights is that more people might start believing that this is true, when it isn't.

A dire consequence of the right's insistence on politicizing the Christmas Crotchfire attack is that they've transformed an al Qaeda failure into an al Qaeda victory.

And finally, a dire consequence of treating Jeff Sessions opinions on the matter as credible is that there may be yet more newspaper articles titled "Criticism of Obama on national security likely to remain big issue," when the facts in evidence very clearly state that it should not be an issue at all.

The study of art should be direct and immersive, like learning to swim by jumping into the deep end (without the dire consequence of an initial failure).

The president too, may sometimes seem frozen, but is perhaps just very aware of the dire consequence of missteps.

The dire consequence of this unholy marriage of faux science and religion is twofold.

The dire consequence of the issues facing veterans is captured in the soaring rates of suicide among young veterans.

The dire consequence of losing these critical funds: 36 million unplanned pregnancies and 15 million induced abortions.

It's all very well to talk lovingly of "the communal ethos of the home," but too many women have learned to their misery, either after a divorce or as a widow, the dire consequences of never having learned how to manage money.

European leaders are trapped between domestic political demands for banks to share the cost of a Greek bailout, and the dire consequences of a default.