Sentence examples for had fateful consequences from inspiring English sources

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

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.

How Greece, the birthplace of Western democracy, votes may have fateful consequences both for this country and for the dozens of countries who use the euro or belong to the European Union, the most ambitious project of free states and free people that this Continent has ever known.

Instantly Stoppard belies the idea that time cannot go backwards and movingly shows how small choices have fateful consequences: if the precociously brilliant Thomasina had not gone unnattended to bed on the eve of her 17th birthday in 1812, she would have lived to be seen as a mathematical pioneer.

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

Default would have "calamitous" consequences.

The remixed season, which Hurwitz has dubbed Fateful Consequences, is set to drop on Netflix this Friday, in honor of the Bluths' made-up holiday, Cinco de Cuatro.

Dixon wishes she could "turn the clock back" and re-run the couple of fateful minutes that had such calamitous consequences.

Although the fateful consequences to Orestes do not appear in this play, as they do in Shakespeare's Hamlet, the Greeks would have been prepared for the misery about to visit him from the Furies.