Sentence examples for consequences suffered from inspiring English sources

The talk will tie this hacking to real-world consequences suffered by victims, including arrests, interrogations, and imprisonment.

"He only cares that the camp gets its money, regardless of any consequences suffered by the children".

Experts said the dismissal had been widely expected because of a rule barring lawsuits against the American government based on consequences suffered in foreign countries.

To him, the legal battle was never about the money but about calling attention to the health consequences suffered by those "who stepped up to the plate" after the terrorist attacks.

But the reason bankers' pay is absolutely crucial to the wider story is because there is a very particular relationship between actions taken by one person and consequences suffered by everyone.

Forster would no doubt relish the chance despite the pressure it will bring - but Hodgson may just remember the consequences suffered by McClaren when he took such emergency action over his goalkeeper in 2007.

Certainly, he transferred a number of people, names and places wholesale from his research to the novels and, in consequence, suffered a number of libel suits.

Animal rights advocates have long argued that elephants in most zoos lack enough space and, as a consequence, suffer from foot ailments, arthritis and psychological problems.

The GDS uses self-report, but as a consequence suffers from a high frequency of missing data.

Coupled with inadequate feeding and caring practices, this crisis has affected mainly the poor, in particular the women and children, who as a consequence suffer from malnutrition.

What consequences have they suffered?