Sentence examples for perhaps disastrous consequences from inspiring English sources

There was considerable concern that detonating a bomb underwater could have unexpected, perhaps disastrous consequences.

The big unsettled question, though, is whether these theorists' ideas will someday lead to "perhaps similarly disastrous consequences," as Leon Fuerth, Vice President Al Gore's former national security adviser, wondered aloud, or claim a role in an important military and foreign policy victory.

Perhaps the most disastrous consequences of the denial of real relations in God, as far as process theists are concerned, are the problems that it poses for free will and creaturely suffering.

There's still no definitive justification for precisely what happened in the US last night but the general equities sell-off as contagion fears spread combined with what looks like some erroneous trade had what can perhaps be best described as disastrous consequences.

Operation for these problems can have disastrous consequences, leading to further blood loss, physiologic derangement, and possibly death.

The authors say that any decision by the courts or by legislators to limit funding for hESCs "will also have disastrous consequences for [iPSC funding] because research using the two different types of cell lines is deeply, perhaps inextricably, intertwined".

While political intrigue and transnational jihadism remain General Hamid Gul's lasting legacies, perhaps a major lesson is that while doing business with unsavory characters can be expedient, it is surely not without disastrous consequences.

It brings disastrous consequences".

Representative Richard Pombo prophesied "disastrous consequences".

It would be messy, and perhaps disastrous.

Warning signs were ignored, with disastrous consequences.