Sentence examples for potentially terrifying consequences from inspiring English sources

The other [India] is partisan … Here is someone who knows how to galvanise the mythological part of our Indian psyche with potentially terrifying consequences," he said.

Randall Forsberg, who as a typist at a peace institute in Sweden in the 1960s began studying the potentially terrifying consequences of nuclear proliferation, then helped start the nuclear freeze movement that culminated in the largest political demonstration in American history, died on Oct. 19.

It's very difficult to know where to begin to categorise it, but it helps that former sufferers like Maddy are able to point out that if fruit makes you want to cry, then it's a very real issue with potentially terrifying consequences.

By John Cassidy If current trends continue, Thomas Piketty sees "potentially terrifying" consequences.

The consequences for the long-term dynamics of the wealth distribution are potentially terrifying, especially when one adds the return on capital varies directly with the size of the initial stake and that the divergence in the wealth distribution is occurring on a global scale.

And that might have terrifying consequences.

All this will have terrifying consequences, campaigners warn.

Which brings us to a last, intriguing – and potentially terrifying - possibility.

That most of us have accepted these tall tales has had, according to Curtis, unintended and often terrifying consequences.

That's an unqualified good; both countries possess nuclear weapons, and their unresolved disputes, especially over Kashmir, could have terrifying consequences.

George Packer's "Betrayed," from 2007, follows several Iraqis as they face the often terrifying consequences of working with Americans in their homes and neighborhoods.