Sentence examples for has unpleasant consequences from inspiring English sources

That has unpleasant consequences.

House voting patterns are just as monolithic under Barack Obama.All this has unpleasant consequences for the way the federal government works.

This result has unpleasant consequences of its own, of course, since accepting this theory would commit one to denying the interdefinability of possibility and necessity.

The terrorist attacks were warnings to Musharraf that abandoning militants in Kashmir would have unpleasant consequences.

Bailing in the banks' bondholders (or even depositors) to spread the pain, would have unpleasant consequences.

Reminded that messing with a celebrated silhouette can have unpleasant consequences, Mr. Wildenberg didn't seem worried.

His decision to capitalise on his father's memory loss and push through a hit on the Albanians showed catastrophically poor judgment, and it will be difficult to have any sympathy should his actions have unpleasant consequences.

However, the same policies, especially if pursued to excess, are found to have unpleasant consequences in the long term, such as accelerating inflation and damaging the foreign trade balance.

One document suggested that the firm was alerted to the troubling side-effects of Vioxx as long ago as 1997, two years before it came to market.The decision could have unpleasant consequences for Merck.

White House silence on Chechnya will also have unpleasant consequences.

They were not, however, legally divorced, which was to have unpleasant consequences a few decades later.