Sentence examples for more devastating consequences from inspiring English sources

Inaction is a form of action, sometimes with more devastating consequences than involvement.

If the report is true, Crittenton could face more devastating consequences than Arenas, whose guns — according to his own account and multiple news reports — were unloaded.

Otherwise, Brazil could face a painful default along the lines of Argentina, but with more devastating consequences for the global economy.

But we are also coming to recognise that concessions to separatism, whether in the North Caucasus or elsewhere, could only have even more devastating consequences.

Instead they suggest that a reactor or nuclear waste accident, althouguh less likely to happen, could have even more devastating consequences in future; one study suggests that nearly twice as many people could die.

El Salvador's government believes that, if the Australian mining company's attempt to impose a new gold mine is successful, there could be even more devastating consequences for the country's limited drinkable water supply.

But, if we don't want to be subject again to devastating events in the markets and their even more devastating political consequences, we will need to pay close attention.

Some women may come to regret having children, which is a terrible fate to inflict on a child with far more devastating social consequences than an abortion.

It has a cast of handsome, personable young men; poignant, funny lyrics; and a plot that addresses morality and character when a bet between two older boys over which one can influence a classmate more has devastating consequences.

Children are among the groups that suffer more dramatically the devastating consequences of disasters.

Imagine the consequences of four or even (good lord) eight more years of ignoring the devastating consequences of climate change.