Sentence examples for harshest consequence from inspiring English sources

This week Californians discovered the harshest consequence yet of their energy crisis: an immediate rise in electricity prices by as much as 50percentt.

The system needs to be recalibrated to spare noncriminal migrants the harshest consequences.

In some ways, though, the harshest consequences of the hacking scandal have already fallen outside Court 73.

The British sociologist Anthony Giddens once described the counterintuitive fact that as a country moves toward prosperity, insulating itself from the harshest consequences of famine and the elements, it becomes "increasingly preoccupied with the future (and also with safety), which generates the notion of risk".

In particular, with respect to collisions between buses and cars, the harshest consequences occur when vulnerable road users are involved.

The high numbers of LGBT homeless youth are one of the harshest consequences.

After all, it's black, Indigenous and people of colour who will suffer the harshest consequences of climate change.

But they can also work for greater economic equality and to prevent the harshest consequences of racial and gender discrimination.

The city has borne some of the harshest consequences of Syria's 5-year-old civil war, including recent attacks believed to involve chlorine gas that affected dozens of residents.

"Carachuri-Rosendo, and others in his position, may now seek cancellation of removal and thereby avoid the harsh consequence of mandatory removal," Justice Stevens wrote.

Once you apply for a British passport, you face a harsh consequence: losing Chinese identity to gain the western brand of freedom and embracing an inner state of exile.