Sentence examples for appalling consequences on from inspiring English sources

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

Alan Simpson got so rattled when I pressed him on the appalling consequences of cutting Social Security benefits that he blurted out "Merry Christmas" and tried to walk away.

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.

The appalling consequences of Richard's lust for power are obvious enough.

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

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

It became a poignant 1988 anime film from the Ghibli studio that opened the eyes of the world to the appalling consequences of the fire-bombing of Japanese cities during the Second World War – as well as to the power that an animated film could bring to bear on a serious topic.

The fiscal rewards made it seem worthwhile at the time, but on reflection the total subservience to my bosses and my transformation into a money-hungry, power-crazed City clone were the appalling consequences of my deal with the banking devil.

Germany's right-wing Alternative für Deutschland party said the attacks were "the appalling consequences of catastrophic asylum and migration policies". According to police statistics published before New Year's Eve, crime has not on average risen as the number of refugees increased last year.

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

"There has been a dramatic drop in export orders for industry and that will have appalling consequences for jobs.