Sentence examples for poor consequences from inspiring English sources

Second, that talk of children's rights does not capture the truth about their lives or about the family or that such talk encourages a destructive permissiveness that has poor consequences for adults and their society.

This subgroup of patients is likely to be at highest risk for a poor outcome as a consequence of delay.

Actually, between them they have got a lot wrong, and have brought in many rules that will have poor unintended consequences.

The Rev. Jim BAnd, Ph.D., is author of Global Warming and the Risen LORD.

25 Polypharmacy can also augment the risk for medication non-adherence, which in turn can lead to suboptimal therapeutic effectiveness and poor clinical consequences.

So this is an epidemic that will fall disproportionately on the poorest, with consequences that will last a lifetime.

John Locke thought the increase in numbers of the poor a consequence of "the relaxation of discipline and the corruption of manners", a diagnosis eagerly repeated down the generations ever since.

Feeling poor, meanwhile, has consequences that go well beyond feeling.

In poor countries, the consequences can be calamitous.

In the end gentrification will create huge social unrest and we shall all – rich and poor – suffer the consequences".

In Stockholm, the centre was cleared of the poor – the likely consequences in London of coalition's housing policies.