Sentence examples for could have bad consequences from inspiring English sources

But they have made it clear to Mr Kabila that extending term limits could have bad consequences.

And this, I'm afraid, could have bad consequences for everyone.

For example the electro smog that comes along with technologies could have bad consequences for health.

In the long run, poor technique is very harmful to the voice and could have bad consequences, such as vocal nodes.

Surely, some say, it is possible to criticise a religion, by disagreeing with its tenets or even arguing that they could have bad social consequences, without being malicious.On the other hand, for those who do want to demonise a social group or pick a fight, appeals to religious sentiment can as every rabble-rouser knows be an effective rhetorical device.

He claimed that illegal pot farms could have bad environmental consequences, and said he saw rabbits addicted to weed at illegal grow sites.

Many good things can have bad consequences in the wrong circumstances.

Bad choices have bad consequences and this was a bad decision in every way on my part.

Bad style had bad consequences.

Relying on individual doctors' judgments regarding whom to screen has already had bad consequences.

"Antibiotic overuse has bad consequences," he says.