Sentence examples for fateful consequence from inspiring English sources

And this inward turning had what can now be seen as a fateful consequence: freshwater macro, basically something like half or more the macroeconomics field, stopped teaching not only new Keynesian research but the past as well.

Both policies were implemented; both would later have fateful consequences.

Their relationship will have fateful consequences for both.

Here voters face a stark choice on a question that will have fateful consequences however they answer.

The idea was raised in Washington during the nineteen-nineties, but it never went anywhere, and that had fateful consequences.

Was the transformative event World War I, with its fateful consequences for 20th-century warfare, ideology and identity?

The movie is smartest when it is examining the stresses on a complicated friendship that turns momentarily erotic with fateful consequences.

That decision had very fateful consequences, one of which was the permanent alienation of many Obama supporters who thought they had elected an outsider.

Consequently, President Obama is in danger of achieving the opposite of his intention: Iran may well decide that rather than negotiate a compromise, its best choice is actually to cross the nuclear weapons threshold, with fateful consequences for all.

The rebellion of the state boys was less an isolated act -- though D'Antonio narrates the residents' climactic takeover of one building and the fateful consequences for those involved -- than a way of being.

Trying to save Uma from suspicion, Aasha lies later on about what happened, in a twist reminiscent of Briony Tallis's deception in Ian McEwan's "Atonement," and with similarly fateful consequences.