Sentence examples for mortal consequences for from inspiring English sources

The most devastating, AIDS, is caused by a devious, patient virus that wages slow-motion war against the human body, with mortal consequences for millions.

Should we consider, then, the repeatedly constructed innocence we cheer for of the semi-fictional Mason's boyhood in comparison to the presumed guilt (with mortal consequences) of Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, or Trayvon Martin's boyhood?

But from European colonialism to American chattel slavery, the idea that race is an immutable characteristic is a social and historical construct – one that has real economic and mortal consequences which have already lasted for generations, but one that is a mass delusion all the same.

That immortals' rows have mortal consequences?

Hundreds of millions of people in developing countries live on the margin, and the increased cost of life's basic necessities has mortal consequences.

These patients clearly are at an increased risk of renal injury with mortal consequences.

Just three years after the failed coup delivered the mortal wound to the Soviet behemoth, twenty-seven per cent of Russians would see it as "a tragic event, which had fatal consequences for the country and the people".

There were consequences for him.

Both have consequences for education.

Consequences for U.S. foreign policy?

There's consequences for poverty.