Sentence examples for no harsh consequences from inspiring English sources

Ayité was left even more furious after claiming that the organisers had assured Togo's players there would be no harsh consequences if they did decide to withdraw.

No Child Left Behind has been derided for its narrow focus, for its harsh consequences, for its rankings of schools as passing or failing a certain benchmark.

Poorly executed rebel offensives brought harsh consequences.

There are harsh consequences for those who interrogate this monopoly.

The study describes harsh consequences for neglecting easily treatable diseases in so many people.

The harsh consequences that can accompany diabetes tend to arrive 10 to 15 years after onset.

Public attention to harsh consequences of the 1996 act has been growing.

Mass redundancies are just one of the harsh consequences of an economy spiralling into recession.

Islamic rules on religiously mixed marriages have harsh consequences for many couples in Italy, for example.

DIPLOMATS wonder if Germany will ever back harsh consequences for Russia over its invasion of Crimea.

A series of articles in The Times over the past month has shown the harsh consequences for ordinary Russians.