Sentence examples for bad consequences on from inspiring English sources

Terrorism is not considered wrong in itself, but only if it has bad consequences on balance.

'Empty' (kenê) anger, Philodemus says, is an evil: it arises from a wholly bad disposition and it has bad consequences; on the other hand, 'natural' anger is not an evil: it may indeed 'bite', but its bite is very brief (37.46 38.11, ed. Indelli 1988).

"This has very bad consequences for me," wrote one.

My work has been focused on various aspects of the bad consequences for accounting of that radical change.

"You'll get bad consequences for kids and worse consequences for the poorest children".

Fighting can have lots of bad consequences for you.

Consequentialist ethics focuses on all bad consequences, not just on abusive conduct and its downstream consequences.

Bad choices have bad consequences and this was a bad decision in every way on my part.

And as The Economist writing on the subject has made clear, this change can have bad consequences as well as good.

On the one hand, some opponents cited the possibility for costs or bad consequences that might follow implementation of the recommendations, while some supporters cited the potential for good consequences.

Relying on individual doctors' judgments regarding whom to screen has already had bad consequences.