Sentence examples for devastating social consequences from inspiring English sources
Nearly forty years later, the policy has had devastating social consequences.
Yet he noted that some still gave greater credence to the Kanun than to the criminal justice system, often with devastating social consequences.
But as we've seen for more than a quarter-century, shelters simply manage the problem, often ineffectively, with homeless people languishing needlessly for long periods, resulting in devastating social consequences and at great cost to the city.
By contrast, this simple list of exemplary companies is one of the most hopeful economic actions that can help ameliorate our current chronic economic and social stagnation, pointing many steps needed to address not only economic inequality but also the devastating social consequences of unemployment and low wages.
Iatrogenic disease may have a significant psychomotor impact and devastating social consequences.
Yaba means "crazy drug" in Thai, and has devastating social consequences.
"There is great danger that this project will fail, with devastating economic and social consequences".
The most notorious cases of improper uses of such values involve travesties of scientific reasoning, where the intrusion of contextual values led to an intolerant and oppressive scientific agenda with devastating epistemic and social consequences.
It is the fact that the privatization and outsourcing system we now have which encourages their use contributes to a toxic boomerang situation where, in a country like Afghanistan, U.S. taxpayer dollars contribute to a scandalously mismanaged U.S. development and counterinsurgency program with devastating military and social consequences.
The alarming brutality and scale of sexual violence in some areas of eastern DRC has resulted in thousands of cases of traumatic genital injury and gynecologic fistulae among adult female victims, together with devastating psychological and social consequences [1], [2], [3], [4].
The political and social consequences of the Reformation reached with devastating effect into the 17th and early 18th centuries.
