Sentence examples for murderous consequences from inspiring English sources

Mitcham Common, London, organised by the Unicorn theatre, 21 to 23 September  Rachael Stirling plays a woman spurned, with murderous consequences.

The vacuum left by the absence of US leadership, they say, has also allowed Russia to intervene on the side of Bashar al-Assad's regime with murderous consequences.

Saga and Martin's investigation seemed to be pointing to the possibility that Niklas stole the drug that he used to poison the corporate fruit baskets and prawn-based ready-meals with murderous consequences.

Even back then, Lane was worried about the long road of letters ahead: …stand by for " 'X' is for Xenophobic Racism on the Rise in the Former Eastern Bloc with Murderous Consequences for the Ethnic Balance of Coastal California".

(Among the entries at South by Southwest, "Cigarette Girl," an independent film about a world in which smoking restrictions have murderous consequences, is one that recalls the Bass oeuvre: guns, cigarettes and people flicker between the real and the abstract, over a cool-toned soundtrack).

We live with the still possibly murderous consequences of that misjudgment.

But the head "fears that this week's return to terror attacks was only the first murderous consequence".

Having a dream or a vision – if the consequence was a murderous dictatorshipwas viewed with suspicion, he said.

The Atomic Sunrise festival, held at the Roundhouse between 9 and 15 March 1970, was the direct consequence of the murderous events at Altamont the previous December.

The story will follow the consequences of a man's murderous act of self-defence and its effect upon his family and is due to go before the cameras later this year.

As a result, they are particularly murderous.