Sentence examples for more grave consequences from inspiring English sources

The errors in judgment at the C.I.A. and the F.B.I had far more grave consequences than Enron's collapse, and some of the errors could have been avoided.

While edema may be adequately tolerated by many patients, such as young serious trauma victims, more grave consequences may be faced by elderly or frail patients in whom edema may retard oxygen delivery to the lungs, myocardium and brain.

Others have more serious consequences.

If Jordan doesn't receive more international help, there will be grave consequences for that country, its neighbors and the world.

Stories touting the positive outcomes of telling the truth promoted more honesty in kids than stories that emphasize the grave consequences of lying, researchers found.

Obama has ten more weeks as president to level with the American people about the potentially grave consequences of a Trump presidency.

He even reportedly said the U.S. would "go it alone" if more countries did not boost their defense spending, while Politico reported that Trump threatened "grave consequences" if allies failed to up their budgets.

There are grave consequences".

Grave consequences ensue.

THE prognosis is looking ever more grave.

"Failure to act promptly will have grave consequences," he added.