Sentence examples for extreme consequence from inspiring English sources

Even that was not the most extreme consequence of the bad weather.

In Bioshock, human mutation is the extreme consequence of unbridled capitalism and scientific experimentation.

"If Walter Scott had stayed in that car, he wouldn't have been shot," the prosecutor told the jury she was supposed to convince: "He paid the extreme consequence for his conduct.

The cancellation is, so far, probably the most extreme consequence of the new law, which requires employers in Europe to limit workers' exposure to potentially damaging noise and which took effect for the entertainment industry this month.

"Fundamental, vital and required safety practices were not followed in this case, resulting in the most extreme consequence: the loss of a worker's life," Kay Gee, the agency's area director in Manhattan, said in a statement.

And the second is that while rape and murder might be the extreme consequence of homophobia, this is by no means itsmost typical expression of homophobia: harassment, social exclusion and family rejection remain the experiences most commonly experienced by women and men who do not conform to gender stereotypes.

A basic consequence analysis often attempts to demonstrate a few scenarios that may appear to have the most extreme consequences; however, these scenarios may also have extremely low likelihoods of occurrence.

This was not a matter of personal preference — it was a rule that carried extreme consequences for any violation.

XCOM 2's difficulty and extreme consequences tempt you towards defensive strategy, the turtle mindset, but mission limits demand some sort of forward-momentum.

I suppose that there's a love story here, but what really interested Tolstoy wasn't love, per se, but its extreme consequences.

The most extreme consequences of such a change would be felt in Cuba, a main ally, which has been propped up by large shipments of Venezuelan oil.