Sentence examples for consequences more from inspiring English sources

But the accusations against Parker were far more serious, the consequences more tragic.

But for ordinary Sudanese teenagers, less money has practical consequences: more genital mutilation, more AIDS and more fistula.

There's scope for more heroism, compassion and ignominy; relationships are more loaded, choices more urgent, consequences more final.

Rising cultural individualism has both good consequences (more gender equality) and more negative ones (narcissism, mental health issues).

He sometimes behaved with a reckless disregard of consequences more suitable to a Romantic than to a Utilitarian.

Now, as we all know, some of this money didn't really exist at all and in few places are the architectural consequences more conspicuous than in Spain.

Ms. Lincoln, the wife of an obstetrician and the mother of twin 13-year-old boys, might feel the consequences more immediately than her counterparts.

It was a masterwork of anti-glamour, an album about familiar hip-hop themes that focused on consequences more than actions.

Trying to skip this cost can result in severe consequences -- more so for this group than anyone else.

That complete change in our entire money system would have extremely profound consequences -- more profound than most of its proponents seem to realize.

But today a collapse in house prices could have nasty consequences more severe than a bursting of its stockmarket bubble.