Sentence examples for imminent the consequences of from inspiring English sources

It succeeded because the problem was imminent, the consequences of failure were unacceptable to both parties, and its members were trusted and pragmatic dealmakers, according to a joint analysis by the Brookings Institution and the Heritage Foundation.

MERVYN D'SOUZA Edison, N.J., March 1 , 2012To the Editor: Amos Yadlin's line of reasoning amounts to nothing short of extortion: either the United States agrees to accept full responsibility for the destruction of Iran's nuclear capability, or it will have to live with the consequences of an imminent Israeli strike against Iran.

He sometimes treated life-and-death issues like abstractions, not imminent threats, and frequently did not grasp the consequences of his decisions.

Berlin will not like the idea of action, but German leaders should not risk the consequences of inaction in the face of seemingly imminent political repression.

And as we are already suffering the consequences of their failure, it should remind us that every day of delay has a massive and imminent cost.

He scrutinized the consequences of corporate domination and examined American race relations in the novel Telegraph Avenue (2012), which centres on the denizens of a small jazz and soul record shop threatened by the imminent incursion of a rival chain store.

The consequences of grief.

Understand the consequences of plagiarism.

Understand the consequences of withdrawal.

Remember the consequences of overeating.

And while environmentalists were pointing to global warming and resource constraints, the world was not facing the imminent consequences of over consumption.