Sentence examples for consequences grow from inspiring English sources

Ban Ki-moon has decided he must convene the meeting because of the stalemate in the talks for the past four years, with international action dwindling even as greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise strongly, and scientific warnings over the consequences grow more strident.

Ms. De Wael was a Christian Belgian who was raised by close relatives after her parents, Resistance members, were taken away; Margaret Seltzer, the author of "Love and Consequences," grew up in a tony Los Angeles neighborhood and attended an Episcopal day school.

Or did it stumble into this glum view of life by accident, as its original saga repeated itself and its world, as a consequence, grew smaller and darker?

His mother spoke French to him and he had an English governess, and as a consequence grew up trilingual.

"The consequences will grow worse each day if we do not act".

And, a belief that you're immune to consequences can grow.

Not only is it a moral imperative to preserve our environment, but a fiscal one, given that the economic consequences will grow increasingly severe as super-storms become the norm.

Regardless of the risks, LEAR is dealing with the slew of environmental consequences trespass grows inevitably carry, consequences that have run rampant for two decades and have remained unchecked, according to Morris, Mendocino county's agriculture commissioner.

Sachs, however, stresses the lifelong consequences of growing up queer.

And in one such call, when Cox said that he was worried about unintended consequences, Paulson grew impatient.

There is abundant literature on the consequences of growing up with a disabled sibling, much of it negative.