Sentence examples for and the devastating consequences from inspiring English sources

Police brass sent him to police roll calls across Los Angeles and ordered him to describe the events of that evening, how he surrendered his weapon, and the devastating consequences.

Particularly in Europe, which suffered much of the fallout, revelations of reckless management in the financial industry — a main employer of business school graduates — and the devastating consequences for taxpayers and working people have led to something of a backlash.

In an essay for the Harvard Law Review on Thursday, Obama said improved data collection "has the potential to make the use of force even more rare and the devastating consequences of force even less likely".

Mr. Gettelfinger called on the Treasury and the White House to release financing and "prevent the imminent collapse of the automakers and the devastating consequences that would follow". Until now, the White House had resisted such a move, but said Friday morning that it would consider using money from the $700 billion financial bailout to help the automakers.

Our sorrow and the devastating consequences of Brent's loss were tightening around us.

I was interested in the social constructs and the devastating consequences of persistent disparities in our society.

"In 2014, our top priority remains to provide the quality service and innovative tools our customers need to successfully manage their loans and avoid the devastating consequences of default," Remondi said.

Though I'm not surprised, as this team has a track record of glorifying speed, and ignoring the devastating consequences of dangerous driving.

He said: "If we do not have the ability to respond in cyberspace to an attack that takes down our power networks, leaving us in darkness, or hits our air traffic control system, grounding our planes, we would be left with the impossible choice of turning the other cheek and ignoring the devastating consequences or resorting to a military response".

They're the subject of The City That Never Was, a book published in January by Christopher Marcinkoski that investigates what he calls "speculative urbanization". He uses the term to describe what happens when public and private groups embark on large development projects for an economic boost rather than actual need, and shows the devastating consequences.

Thus, new treatments directed at critical disease mechanisms are needed to halt and reverse the devastating consequences of this disease.