Sentence examples for have dreadful consequences from inspiring English sources
Thinking the unthinkable tends to have dreadful consequences.
Yet as these stories – from Asia, Africa, South America and Europe – make clear, failure will have dreadful consequences.
Others still modern atomic theory, the bagpipes are capable of doing good, but in the wrong hands can have dreadful consequences.
Fame can change people and have dreadful consequences, and I know there have been great difficulties involved in it for her.
On the other hand, if the lesson of the Shoah and the second world war was that we must "participate, like it or not," then it would seem in seriousness that this cult of the Good War has continued to have dreadful consequences in our own day.
July 17 , 2014Updated at 10.23pm BST 9.40pm BST A spokesman for Hamas says that Israel's move is "foolish" and will have "dreadful consequences" 9.36pm BST Several flares lighting up the sky above the Gaza Strip have just been seen on video coming from cameras trained on the scene.
Over the years, various investigations into the details of the crash alternately blamed and absolved Hawthorn for what seems now like a fleeting misjudgment that had dreadful consequences.
First, as a potential defendant in a personal-injury lawsuit, our attorney general clearly does not feel comfortable admitting that he made an honest mistake that had dreadful consequences.
Wrongdoing From the Soviet gulag to the Nazi concentration camps and the killing fields in Cambodia, history teaches us that granting the state legal authority to kill innocent individuals has dreadful consequences.
Should this young man be imprisoned for up to 10 years for a cruel and immature act that had a dreadful consequence he did not foresee and would not have wished?
