Sentence examples for familiar consequences from inspiring English sources

And while they wait, the families suffer sadly familiar consequences.

Mrs Bandaranaike also imposed rigid state control over the economy, which had the now familiar consequences.

The current government "has the mandate and potential to address the public health emergencies facing the country," the authors wrote, adding, "Will they do so, or will another opportunity and many more lives be lost?" The scientists described the calamitous and now familiar consequences of what they called Mr. Mbeki's "bizarre and seemingly unshakable belief that H.I.V. did not cause AIDS".

Activist Lenny Pozner is heartened by student gun control activism, but warns of familiar consequences.

Increased heat waves, droughts, storms, extinctions and sea level rise are only some of the familiar consequences underway.

Yes, absorbing our prior experiences to build a stable future is the ideal situation but embracing the past and carrying it into our present just sets our future up to meet familiar consequences.

Gastric indulgence is pretty much obligatory at Christmas – and indigestion is a familiar consequence.

The leading academic scholar of Bush's "financial war on terror", Ibrahim Warde, concludes that apart from devastating the economy, this frivolous attack on a very fragile society "may have played a role in the rise... of Islamic fundamentalists" – another familiar consequence of the "war on terror".

Lahmar and his wife and children, the youngest of whom he's never seen – an all too familiar consequence of the Guantánamo experiment – continue to live apart, as he has no way of getting to Bosnia, nor they of coming to France.

The leading academic scholar of Bush's "financial war on terror," Ibrahim Warde, concludes that apart from devastating the economy, this frivolous attack on a very fragile society "may have played a role in the rise... of Islamic fundamentalists," another familiar consequence of the "war on terror".

If we punished Iran, however, then Iran, and other nations in the Middle East as well, might cut off our oil, with familiar painful consequences.