Sentence examples for face grave consequences from inspiring English sources
"If it doesn't we will face grave consequences, such as the collapse of Schengen".
See articleSouth Korea warned North Korea it would face "grave" consequences if it refused to enter talks about reopening the Kaesong industrial park, which is in the North but administered by both countries.
Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia told President Bush bluntly today that the United States must temper its support for Israel or face grave consequences throughout the Arab world, Saudi officials said.
There is no accountability worth worrying about; Bastrykin's agency can easily get away with practices that appear dubious at best, and those who look deeper can face grave consequences.
Moreover the forced closure betrays the most basic refugee rights, and can only lead to countless human rights violations as refugees returning to their home countries face grave consequences.
Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia told President Bush that the United States must temper its support for Israel or face grave consequences in the Arab world, Saudi officials said.
It has warned publishers they may face grave legal consequences for editing manuscripts from Iran and other disfavored nations, on the ground that such tinkering amounts to trading with the enemy.
Otherwise, you may face grave legal consequences.
NICHOLAS THOMPSON: It starts with a reference to the Cuban Missile Crisis: A reminder of the grave consequences Presidents face.
Those individuals faced serious consequences.
While edema may be adequately tolerated by many patients, such as young serious trauma victims, more grave consequences may be faced by elderly or frail patients in whom edema may retard oxygen delivery to the lungs, myocardium and brain.
