Sentence examples for and the miserable consequences from inspiring English sources

It heard copious evidence describing the byzantine dead zones of the benefit system, and the miserable consequences for unlucky claimants.

William Godwin, another of the Waterloo dissidents we should be remembering this week, railed against the "miserable consequences of that accursed field", and continued throughout his life to believe that, however flawed Napoleon might be, he was still to be preferred to the restored Bourbon kings.

And she should reframe her message about Brexit to reflect her real concerns before she leads a car-crash departure with all the miserable consequences that she foresaw when she was talking the truth to the city slickers.

It was the miserable consequence of a political culture so cynical it dared not trust itself.

And after all the miserable unintended consequences of George Bush's "freedom agenda" in the Middle East, discretion may indeed be the better part of valour: time to get out while the going is reasonably good.

When one of the caretakers passes out in the laundry room, cigarette in hand, and dies in the ensuing fire, a fight over who can best look after the boy brings the small community's few remaining secrets into the open, with predictably miserable consequences for all.

The relationship between productivity and wages has been severed, with miserable consequences for household income.

Now all that's changed and society is creating an expectation that men will parent". That expectation can have miserable consequences when a father actively involved is cut out of childcare because of divorce.

And the miserable is everyone else.

Her daughter has left her and the miserable island behind.

And the practical consequences?