Sentence examples for grievous consequence from inspiring English sources

Never mind the damaging effects on a child's stable upbringing, the most grievous consequence of divorce (and subsequent re-marriage) is the increased gift burden for the progeny.

According to Johnson, Wollstonecraft "denounces the collapse of proper sexual distinction as the leading feature of her age, and as the grievous consequence of sentimentality itself.

The doctors were resolutely fallible, capable of making terrible mistakes with grievous consequences.

In response, the military publicly rebuked Gilani and warned of "serious ramifications with potentially grievous consequences".

The military responded soon after with a warning of "potentially grievous consequences" if Mr. Gilani did not retract his statement.

He found searches for the term "air" had been gradually declining, suggesting "grievous consequences for the fate of humanity".

"You can't let them score a touchdown, because that would have unbelievable consequences, grievous consequences for the peace and security of us all, of the world really".

The military has warned the prime minister that his recent statements against General Kayani would have "serious ramifications with potentially grievous consequences for the country".

That day, the military issued a warning that the government's statements could have "very serious ramifications with potentially grievous consequences for the country".

People typically have it for 7 to 10 years before it is even diagnosed, and by that time it will often have begun to set off grievous consequences.

Last week the military, which has done little to disguise its loathing for the president and the prime minister, warned of "potentially grievous consequences" if the government did not halt its unusually frank public criticism of the army.