Sentence examples for making the consequences from inspiring English sources

This parasite weakens the immune systems of bees, making the consequences of an infection more likely to be fatal.

"Linking reporting of harassment to funding is the next step the scientific enterprise can take to stop bullying and harassment by making the consequences clear," she says.

The motivations of all parties to stay the course are higher than ever: North Korea is on the verge of producing a significant nuclear arsenal, making the consequences of failure extremely high.

Wigan are now four points from Super League safety - although they remain only two points behind the Catalans Dragons, the French club who cannot be relegated in their first Super League season - making the consequences of defeat in Noble's first home game against Castleford this Friday even less palatable, even with less than half of the season gone.

The allegations of cyber-tampering by foreign adversaries of our national elections are making the consequences real.

Keystone XL would carry more than 800,000, making the consequences of a spill potentially far greater.

But the idea that movies might become more attractive if they were presented on a wider screen sparked a revolution in movie-going and movie-making the consequences of which continue to reverberate in brand-new multiplexes and even, perhaps ironically, in state-of-the-art home entertainment centers.

When those decisions are made, the consequences can feel brutal.

An investment banker made the consequences of not participating clear: no generous I.P.O.

Initiatives should be designed to make the consequences of failure modest.

(Some of this money was actually paid over at the end of the experiment, to make the consequences real).