Sentence examples for a more serious consequence from inspiring English sources

But "economy-class syndrome" is a real term given to what some medical experts claim is a more serious consequence of long airplane trips: a circulatory problem known as deep-vein thrombosis, which is essentially a blood clot.

Infections with campylobacter sometimes may result in complications that appear to be autoimmune disorders: reactive arthritis, which can occur weeks after infection and causes temporary joint pain, and Guillain-Barré syndrome, a more serious consequence that can lead to paralysis lasting weeks or months.

A more serious consequence was legislation by the state governments of Arkansas and California.

While the clinical symptoms of dryness and desquamation of the skin are annoying at best, a more serious consequence could be impaired fetal brain and visual development.

"A default is a much more serious consequence than a government shutdown".

"But special Montenegrin police who accompany each flight reacted immediately and prevented any more serious consequences.

Any impeachment proceedings begun in the House would have a much more serious consequence in a Democratic Senate.

Here we hypothesize that the retina demands high levels of splicing components and a slightly reduced level of splicing activity may have a cumulative and more serious consequence in photoreceptor cells than in other cell types because photoreceptors are highly metabolically active [21], [22].

Q: Hmmm, okay… A: Yes, poor girl The second, more serious consequence was a situation where bargaining for unsafe sex with clients became a viable economic strategy.

Of more serious consequence, is the loss of sectioning with increased imaging depth.

But the more serious consequence is that all methods of quota allocation will affect income distribution as well as the industrial structure.