Sentence examples for has awful consequences from inspiring English sources

"We do not need to burn through our forests and drain our groundwater before we realize that abusing the environment has awful consequences," he writes.

Why should the U.K. be in the EU on better terms than France, Holland, etc.? Obviously, the U.K. will have shown it can't do without the EU and that the EU can clearly do without the U.K. What better way to show other EU countries that messing around with their relationship within the EU has awful consequences?

McCain's awful campaign is having awful consequences down the ballot.

Balram has worked out early in life that good deeds usually have awful consequences.

The use of that power had awful consequences for women, for children, for artists, for anyone who fell foul of the church's moral monopoly.

If anyone needs reminding, the very last thing anyone should contemplate is turning off the ignition while moving because that can have awful consequences.

Like Jones, I have been against entrance charges in the past, but it has become increasingly clear that free entry is having awful consequences.

The excess consumption of refined carbohydrates found in white bread, pizza bases, burger buns and chips, combined with the excess salt and trans-fats in processed meat, continues to have awful consequences.

It is only when, through a quirk of fate, he realizes that his failure to use his superpowers for good can have awful consequences that he takes seriously his Uncle Ben's injunction: with power comes responsibility.

Not seeking help can have awful consequences, as Major Mark Graham (retired), former director of U.S. Army Forces Command and a member of the Give an Hour board, makes clear.

The abuse and neglect of children can have awful consequences that last a lifetime.