Sentence examples for dread of the consequences from inspiring English sources
A smaller daily dose of disulfiram is prescribed, and the dread of the consequences of drinking acts as a "chemical fence" to prevent the patient from drinking as long as he or she continues taking the drug.
These portraits represent real people and real fears -- for their safety, for our dread of the consequences of war.
And if I could have been near the television, five years as a fact-checker — five years of training myself not to rely on my memory; five years of dreading the consequences of making mistakes — sapped the joy from "Jeopardy!" and other trivial pursuits.
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I dread to think of the consequences across Britain if we had to wait until 2035 for the next Labour government.
There are those looking forward to the change and those dreading the consequences of the change.
I dread the consequences if it is not.
She dreaded the consequences and the alienation of her oncologist, whom she liked.
