Sentence examples for appalling consequences for the from inspiring English sources

Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption cautioned recently that a rush for equal representation of women at the top of the legal profession could have "appalling consequences for the quality of justice".

Sumption, however, is worried that a rush for equal representation at the top of the profession could destroy the judiciary and have "appalling consequences for the quality of justice".

High demand for cheap fibre coupled with a lack of legislation governing how it can be produced has appalling consequences for the 50m angora rabbits industrially farmed across China.

"If we don't do anything we're going to be spending over the next 10 years another billion pounds dealing with the consequences of bovine TB, and let's be clear there are appalling consequences not just for the cattle and the farmers, there are also appalling consequences for the badgers".

But, as Nick Hardwick, the Chief Inspector of Prisons, makes clear in this newspaper today, many are still failing at the most basic level, with appalling consequences for both individual prisoners and society as a whole.

Given the appalling consequences for both countries of an armed clash, there is every reason why both sides should seek to keep their mutual hostility from getting out of hand.

Culling badgers is the right thing to do to avoid "appalling consequences" for farmers, cattle and badgers, David Cameron has said.

The threatened drugs centre cannot rehabilitate a heroin-addicted mother, with appalling consequences for her children.

Tall stories are Beaky's speciality, until his fearsome sister Jodie hustles him into a truth-telling machine, with appalling consequences for family harmony.

Let us be clear: this is what is meant by the immediate fair representation of women being an appalling consequence for justice.

Khan and Qadri need to understand the precedent they are setting for it may have appalling consequences in the years ahead.