Sentence examples for nasty consequence from inspiring English sources

That, of course, covers just about every page on the Net.This has a nasty consequence.

Yet Brian's dip into the homoerotic playbook has a nasty consequence that feels uncomfortably planned to pander to gay audiences: he may be an arrogant piece of work, but the movie's disturbing final shot suggests something much uglier.

It sounds like a good idea at first, but it comes with one nasty consequence: those viral and sometimes incredibly annoying quiz applications are going to become more popular than ever.

In countries like China that could bring nasty consequences.

But trying to exterminate bacteria has had nasty consequences.

Meanwhile, the return of budget deficits has real, nasty consequences.

Just as naysayers warned six months ago, the force of the clampdown has provoked its own nasty consequences.

"It's tragic, and it will have nasty consequences, but it was inevitable once it started".

Too often in the past a bit of inflation has turned into a lot with nasty consequences.

The fear is that "banks will just stop lending" and that there will be nasty consequences for economies around the world, he said.

The legislation may induce physicians to pour contributions into the campaign chests of politicians during an election year, but patients would suffer the nasty consequences.