Sentence examples for had grave consequences from inspiring English sources

Not least because the Judas legend has had grave consequences.

The disaster in Lower Manhattan has had grave consequences for other low-income workers whose jobs were nowhere near the World Trade Center.

This and considerable circumstantial evidence led Dr. Soren to the hypothesis that malaria epidemics might have had grave consequences on Rome.

By stripping away consumer and investor protections, the deregulation of the telecommunications and electric industries in the late 1990's unleashed a boom-and-bust cycle that has had grave consequences for both sectors and the economy.

A medical error had grave consequences for Jésica Santillán, a 17-year-old girl given a heart and lung transplant at Duke University Hospital on Feb. 7 from a donor with an incompatible blood type.

He said Coulson's decision not to continue applying section 39 of the Children and Young Person's Act 1933 – ensuring a juvenile defendant's right to anonymity – had grave consequences for both his client and his family.

"Failure to act promptly will have grave consequences," he added.

Russia warned that the move would have "grave consequences".

He means it literally: things that are certain, and that have grave consequences.

Weak public education for the average person has grave consequences for society as a whole.

Some Malians fear that foreign intervention may have grave consequences for their homes and livelihoods.