Sentence examples for human consequence from inspiring English sources

"Of course, everyone is struck by the human consequence of what has happened," he said.

There is a human consequence to the player's bowing to those economic pressures bearing down upon the factory manager.

Albert Einstein sent 1,000 scientists across the world a copy to bring home the human consequence of nuclear warfare.

And that purely political choice turns a difficult situation into an intractable impasse – with 1,296 lives as its human consequence.

"The disruption in these communities if Exelon decides to shut down the plants is very significant and has a human consequence," said Dave Lundy, a Chicago public relations executive who leads a coalition opposed to the proposal.

"We're working to normalize post-traumatic stress as an understandable human consequence of war that can result in very serious damage to some people's lives, and they deserve honoring for that," she said.

But he warned that "there will be human consequences".

There were, however, more terrifying and human consequences.

This is ironic violence, stylised violence, but violence with human consequences and human cost.

The full human consequences will not be felt for decades.

The embargo "failed miserably, with devastating human consequences," Mr. Vines said.