Sentence examples for appalling consequences in the from inspiring English sources

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

In the Standard interview, Sumption insisted it took time to redress such imbalances, saying: "These things simply can't be transformed overnight, not without appalling consequence in other directions".

Military action against Iran would have appalling consequences across the region and beyond.

Any haste might inflict "appalling consequences" on the quality of British justice, he added.

This production dwells less on the motives than the appalling consequences of Iago's action; and these are unforgettably registered in Kelly Reilly's Desdemona.

He warned that any attempt to speed up the process of achieving gender equality in the senior judiciary could lead to "appalling consequences" and could make male candidates feel the cards were "stacked against them".

We are in an age when, in the Middle East and elsewhere, the United States has had to grapple with the appalling consequences of some of its more egregious geostrategic mistakes.

Her father's The Crucible, after all, revealed the appalling consequences of dogmatism, whether religious or political.

In the title role, Audie Murphy played not Greene's dangerously ambiguous figure - whose belief in the justice of American foreign policy allows him to ignore the appalling consequences of his actions - but a simple hero.

The appalling consequences are all too stark.

Helping to reduce the appalling consequences of world poverty should be part of that reassessment.