Sentence examples for most brutal consequences from inspiring English sources
But in Victorian and Edwardian Britain there were men and women who believed that they could do more than mitigate the most brutal consequences of laissez-faire.
In other words, capitalism came to be a "thing" once it was already there, and comes into being as a concept largely through conversations over how its most brutal consequences might be addressed.
In an event such as this – which bills itself as "Britain's most brutal race" – competitors are operating on the edge and small errors could have serious consequences, with hypothermia and frostbite very real dangers.
The consequence, (or at least until Russia rushed in), has been more a vacuum that the most brutal and dangerous forces as ISIS and ever more emboldened Putin are exploiting to fill with their own agenda.
"We see the brutal consequences of criminal justice policies that see prison as the default solution and incarcerate some of the most disadvantaged women in prisons that are ill-equipped to keep them safe.
Some of the most brutal escape justice.
The brutal consequences of war could escape us again.
Nor was it the most brutal killing in recent years.
On the most brutal level, her body introduces a mystery.
But White is at his best at his most brutal.
