Sentence examples for harsh consequence for from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court in 2006 made it easier to prove that an employer's response was serious enough to constitute retaliation, instead of being able to win only when an employee suffered an unambiguously harsh consequence for speaking up, like being fired.

There are harsh consequences for those who interrogate this monopoly.

The study describes harsh consequences for neglecting easily treatable diseases in so many people.

Islamic rules on religiously mixed marriages have harsh consequences for many couples in Italy, for example.

DIPLOMATS wonder if Germany will ever back harsh consequences for Russia over its invasion of Crimea.

A series of articles in The Times over the past month has shown the harsh consequences for ordinary Russians.

Lebanon's defence minister, Elias Murr, threatened harsh consequences for anyone (meaning especially Hizbullah) who violated the ceasefire.

And large power projects -- oil or natural gas or large hydroelectric dams -- come with harsh consequences for the environment and for the people who live near them.

Dr. Reuven Paz, a noted Israeli counterterrorism expert, warned of "harsh consequences" for Israel because Sheik Yassin had been "turned into a symbol for the whole Muslim world".

These included: Legislation like this has particularly harsh consequences for blacks, Hispanics and the poor generally, and reflects what the loss of political power means.

In the early years, Mr. Bloomberg, flanked by top education officials, made a point of trumpeting letter grades at news conferences, warning of harsh consequences for failing schools.