The phrase "outrageous consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe severe or shocking outcomes resulting from a particular action or event.
Example: "The company's decision to cut corners on safety regulations led to outrageous consequences, including multiple accidents and injuries."
Alternatives: "shocking repercussions" or "severe outcomes."
He said: "I am sure I am speaking for the whole of Gibraltar when I say that we consider this has been a serious and unnecessary failure on the part of the Spanish SVA which has had outrageous consequences in respect of the violation of our sovereignty".
Knowing the outrageous consequences, he sent The Tweet.
That can be true some of the time but when we focus our minds, bodies, and spirits on sex, the sky can be the limits on how we do it and what outrageous consequences can come from it.
Trump would explain that in his "experiment" he set out to prove that he could do or say anything, no matter how outrageous or offensive, without consequence... because it would tap the raging anger and bigotry in so many Americans.
The second is that he can say virtually anything, however false or outrageous, without suffering any political consequences with his base.
By John Cassidy March 6, 2017 Trump can say virtually anything, however false or outrageous, without suffering any political consequences with his base.
The bill's shelving underscores that last week's circus atmosphere in the Capitol is more than outrageous political theater — it has consequences for many New Yorkers.
The potential consequences of printing outrageous and sexually explicit drawings involving Islam's revered prophet just don't seem like a big deal to the 45-year-old cartoonist, who says he started drawing because it was a way for a shy child to express himself.
Over the furious dissent of Justice Antonin Scalia, who reiterated his warning two years ago of "the terrible things sure to happen as a consequence of this outrageous order," six members of the court stood by its earlier ruling.
"Perhaps," he went on, "the coda is nothing more than a ceremonial washing of the hands -- making it clear for all to see, that if the terrible things sure to happen as a consequence of this outrageous order do happen, they will be none of this court's responsibility.
When former Representative Todd Akin of Missouri and other Republican politicians betrayed outrageous ignorance of the meaning and consequences of the crime last year, Americans responded with a virtually uniform voice of reproof and disgust at their language.
