Sentence examples for have extreme consequences from inspiring English sources
Thus for solar terrestrial relationships, an extreme event in its origin will also have extreme consequences at Earth and near-Earth space environment.
Sometimes, anxiety can have extreme consequences such as tendency to attempt suicide.
Their gleeful fun has extreme consequences when a nosey neighbor in a "shit-colored" dress (Lale's description), rats the girls out to their strict Turkish grandmother before they arrive home.
"The closure would risk some 330,000 Somali lives and have extreme humanitarian consequences, forcing people to return to a war-torn country with minimal access to vital medical and humanitarian assistance… MSF is urging the government to reconsider this call," the organisation said.
"He does have extreme views.
Don't have extreme expectations.
This is not the first time Bachmann has predicted extreme consequences from the Iran deal.
This isn't the first time Trump has advocated extreme consequences for people exercising their rights to free speech.
If the organisation is incapable of meeting all the demands of those without adequate social and emotional support, then it must resort to campaigning, rather than indulging in short-term bountiful behaviour, which, as we see, has far more extreme consequences than those provided by fiduciary discipline.
