Sentence examples for consequences of fighting from inspiring English sources

"I am ready to fight, and for the consequences of fighting," she said.

Prust was asked Friday whether the off-season death of Boogaard and two other N.H.L. enforcers, Mark Rypien and Wade Belak, had made him wonder about the physical and psychological consequences of fighting.

A foreigner was telling their nation some difficult things about the threat of nuclear war and the loss of democracy and the awful consequences of fighting instead of talking.

Today Malala's resolve shines ever brighter as she knows full well the consequences of fighting brutal patriarchal oppression.

Landlords tend to get away with straight-up lying in online listings, because residents don't want to face the potential consequences of fighting back.

This Obama understands what's going on with the GOP, and he just doesn't care anymore about the consequences of fighting them.

He was simply too easy to hit, perhaps a consequence of fighting only four times in the last 50 months due to injuries and a promotional spat.

Now Mr. Dimon's tenure is engulfed in turmoil, the consequence of fighting a multifront battle with federal authorities scrutinizing everything from a $6 billion trading loss in London last year to the bank's hiring of well-connected employees in China.

This means preparing American men and women to deal as effectively as they can with the fear and confusion that battle will bring and with the sometimes ambiguous life-and-death decisions they will make, and help them grow through rather than succumb to the long-term consequences of living, fighting, and dying, as troops so mordantly and accurately put it, "down-range".

Monrovia has had no functioning power system for almost a decade, the consequence of 14 years of fighting.

"The sheer fact the I.C.R.C. has organized a press conference is an expression of us being extremely concerned of yet another year of fighting with dramatic consequences for an ever growing number of people in by now almost the entire country," said Reto Stocker, the head of the Afghanistan office.