Sentence examples for consequences not just from inspiring English sources

The inescapability of "cyberbullying" has huge consequences not just for children but also for adults.

It had terrible consequences not just for Iraq but for many other countries.

"It has some quite important consequences not just from a health point of view but a business point of view".

But this week, his routine will change in a way that could have profound consequences not just for him but also for the American media landscape.

But there are economic consequences, not just directly from the outrage itself but also from the response to it of European governments and the European Central Bank.

Similarly, a default in Venezuela could have dire consequences not just for Venezuelans but also for the Caribbean countries that have come to depend on Bolivarian aid.

We need people to understand that sexual violence has lifelong consequences, not just for the survivors but for the next generation.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development warns that there would be dire consequences not just for Britain, but for the rest of the world.

Just the simple idea that there are long-term consequences, not just short-term me-centered decisions made on the fly for image or great wealth.

But cuts are also by necessity very difficult political decisions with real consequences, not just for the countryside but Britain's environmental standing and people's jobs.

Sanctions and government reassessments of tenants' benefits can have devastating consequences, not just for the claimant, but for all family members.