Sentence examples for have appalling consequences from inspiring English sources

As if to prove her point, Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption claimed that a rush for gender equality among the judiciary would have "appalling consequences for justice" – yes, "appalling" - and women should simply be "patient" and wait half a century for equality, by which point I would be 77.

Military action against Iran would have appalling consequences across the region and beyond.

That depends on the nature of the abnormality: for some breeds, though, their breeding can have appalling consequences.

Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption cautioned recently that a rush for equal representation of women at the top of the legal profession could have "appalling consequences for the quality of justice".

She said: "Asking women to disclose very difficult information and expecting them to be able to prove it – in what is frankly a very hostile environment when the DWP is trying to take your money away – will have appalling consequences".

The convent's patriarch, played with tormented, haggard patience by Valeriu Andriuta, is a flawed leader whose decisions have appalling consequences, but he is less villainous than tragic, a man motivated by real compassion as well as a desire to prove his own goodness.

In fact, the Reagan administration was notable for its long refusal to mention the issue of Aids, a silence that had appalling consequences.

High demand for cheap fibre coupled with a lack of legislation governing how it can be produced has appalling consequences for the 50m angora rabbits industrially farmed across China.

Sea-bound escape routes had always been risky, but the increased volume had appalling human consequences.

And I have appalling handwriting.

We both have appalling handwriting.