Sentence examples for consequences of years from inspiring English sources

"Gordon Brown is facing the consequences of years of inaction over spiralling personal debt and the unsustainable bubble in the housing market.

"The PAC is right to acknowledge that it will take time to undo the consequences of years of over-promising and financial mismanagement by the last administration.

On the other hand, those least able to afford to pay the consequences of years of profligate government spending will have to tighten their belts.

In New York, as in many other states, standards-based reform has done more for younger children than for older ones, who suffer the consequences of years of indifferent schooling.

In 1980 Wan joined an unprecedented mission to Tibet, led by the liberal reformer Hu Yaobang, who had replaced Hua as party leader, to investigate the disastrous consequences of years of Chinese repression.

It explains that the sufficiency theory is for sustainability, moderation and broad-based development; and against excessive risk-taking, inequality and other evils.The king developed his theory during the 1997 Asian economic crisis, when the consequences of years of reckless growth caught up with Thailand.

Partly this is a consequence of years of the euro-pegs.

HEART disease is usually the consequence of years of poor health.

That's what I thought when I saw my MRI: 28 images, impossible to deny, of a torn rotator cuff muscle — a consequence of years of weightlifting.

The brutal gang rape in Delhi last December is considered by many to be a consequence of years of unchecked sex selection favouring male children.

But a hardening of the heart is both a pragmatic response and natural consequence of years crazed with hunger and living in perpetual fear of being exposed.