Sentence examples for living consequence of from inspiring English sources

These men, women and children are a living consequence of this war and a challenge to stability in the region, and they must become a part of Iraq's reconciliation and recovery.

No one who has been online in the past few years and seen how racist and sexist discourse is now visible and therefore permissible will be surprised at the lived consequences of this.

"Right now my family is living the consequences of misinformation and fear," Hills wrote.

She said: "Right now my family is living the consequences of misinformation and fear".

Having spent 12 weeks inside the play, living the consequences of making that pact, I'm not sure I'd make it for anything!

We are living the consequences of the ZLB and the Fed's best estimates have America right back in the same hole when the next recession hits.

Instead of preparing to spring to better ones, they stick around to live the consequences of their actions.

Among the individuals at the Apollo stood those who marched for Civil Rights and those who lived the consequences of those marches.

"A lot of our kids are born addicted to drugs and living with the consequences of poverty or living with parents addicted to crack and alcohol," she said.

We will now be living with the consequences of a lack of nuance and understanding of the ramifications of the consequences of a Trump administration for four years.

That struggle is made even harder because such voters live with the trying consequences of living cheek by jowl with antisocial neighbours.