Sentence examples for awful consequences from inspiring English sources

McCain's awful campaign is having awful consequences down the ballot.

It was everyone's business to bear down on illicit sex because of its awful consequences.

The events at Mid Staffordshire remind us of the awful consequences when that focus is lost.

There would be truly awful consequences for them if his budget priorities should actually be adopted.

It falls to Eva to grapple with all this and its awful consequences.

The awful consequences of ill-conceived policies can no longer be call 'unintended'unintended

Balram has worked out early in life that good deeds usually have awful consequences.

"This kind of loss is one of the awful consequences of this great responsibility we carry," she said.

Many foreign governments have ordered their nationals out.The awful consequences of failureMr Bush likes to assert that an American failure in Iraq is unimaginable.

Spiraling government debt can — at least in the long term — only erode confidence in the monetary system, with awful consequences for economies and societies.

The use of that power had awful consequences for women, for children, for artists, for anyone who fell foul of the church's moral monopoly.