Sentence examples for disquieting consequences from inspiring English sources

The government could thus take away on one day what it was required to give the day before… [That] opens the door to a world of disquieting consequences," Justice Elena Kagan wrote in the majority opinion.

Such a combination "has a disquieting consequence: a dramatic increase in the likelihood that statistically significant findings are spurious".

The disquieting consequence has been that cardiologists confronted with LQT3 patients often do not even attempt pharmacologic therapy and implant cardioverter-defibrillators as first-choice treatment.

4,5,7 A disquieting consequence of this concept was that too often the simple genetic diagnosis of LQT3 led to placement of an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD), even among patients who still were asymptomatic.

This is a disquieting result.

The discovery of such irrationality was disquieting because it had fatal consequences for the naive view that the universe is expressible in whole numbers; the Pythagorean Hippasus is said to have been expelled from the brotherhood, according to some sources even drowned, because he made a point of the irrationality.

The effect of the story is startling and disquieting, particularly as a metaphor for United States actions and their subsequent consequences since that day.

Chaon's disquieting first novel revolves around an adoption and its tragic consequences.

Disquieting for whom?

Her answer was disquieting.

It's very disquieting".