Sentence examples for grim consequences of from inspiring English sources

Faulty tires and failing hearts are the grim consequences of unfairness suggested by Dr. Falk's talk.

A year ago she was featured in a series of nationwide advertisements that showed the grim consequences of smoking.

Many Iranians are discontented – but they do not necessarily hate the regime so much that they will risk the grim consequences of opposing it.

The discovery unearthed the grim consequences of the cypress tree's global popularity, while implicating climate change in ferocious fungus diseases attacking woodlands around the world.

I regret my own lack of foresight three decades ago, but surely there can be no excuse for not understanding the grim consequences of the drug laws now.

That's the main theme of "The Haves and the Have-Nots," an eclectic book on inequality that attempts to document the long history of coveting by the poor, and the grim consequences of that coveting.

That upsetting of the Shiite hierarchy, accomplished through the barrel of a gun, has potentially grim consequences for the American ability to control Iraq, particularly if Mr. Sadr remains at large after the standoff.

Sir Robert Wade-Gery, the British High Commissioner in India, cabled London to warn that Mr Gandhi faced a high risk of being assassinated himself and such a fate would have grim consequences for the UK's interests in the Sub-Continent.

That may have grim consequences for Argentina.

But if the poor copy the pattern of wealth creation that made Europe and America rich, they will eat up as many resources as the Americans do, with grim consequences for the planet.

The justification is the same, but the grim consequences in terms of moral hazard are of an incomparably greater order of magnitude.