Sentence examples for a host of consequences from inspiring English sources
Girls who marry young tend to get pregnant young, which has a host of consequences for both them and their children.
Because Verizon's affiliates short changed the incumbent, there have been a host of consequences including a) less revenue into Verizon NY, b) massive excess expenses that should never have been charged to Local Service, c) multiple rate increases and d) savings on taxes.
Mother-to-child STD transmissions carry additional risks for the baby, and can result in a host of health consequences, including stillbirth, neonatal death and birth defects.
This is an interesting issue because obesity seems to bring with it a host of negative consequences: obese people have a greater risk of many other disorders, including insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease, hypertension and some forms of cancer (Pi-Sunyer, 1993; Prospective Studies Collaboration et al., 2009).
"A default would risk both disarray in those markets and a host of unintended consequences".
It is our contention that this bill, as drafted, is flawed and will lead to a host of unintended consequences.
Bullying at work yields a host of negative consequences for its victims as well as for bystanders.
In the end, as water becomes increasingly scarce, its price will have to rise, bringing with it a host of economic consequences, the economists said.
The catastrophic state of transit has had a host of unintended consequences; the explosion of downtown construction is due largely to the fact that commuting from the suburbs has become more or less unendurable.
I saw it as a risky expansion of government's power that reduces individual freedom, dulls incentives and will likely lead to a host of unintended consequences.
Re the Personal Health column "With Childbirth, Now It's What the Mother Orders" (Dec. 9): The article raises concerns about the principle of convenience driving decisions to have surgery, which can invite a host of unintended consequences.
