Sentence examples for resulting serious consequences from inspiring English sources

A regional conflict –for example, between India and Pakistan with dozens of atmospheric nuclear detonations and the resulting serious consequences for the global climate and environment– would also have a highly negative impact.

Self-reported sleep disorders are common in older adults, resulting in serious consequences.

Unfortunately this influences the analysis of divergence from the reference function, resulting in serious consequences as shown by the entropy and enthalpy obtained from temperature dependency.

Landslides are a natural phenomenon that can strike human settlements in mountainous regions resulting in serious consequences, including untold number of deaths and injuries and massive economic losses (Wang and Sassa 2010; Luna and Remaitre 2012).

But as Epstein and his colleagues highlighted, human misconceptions of bats and neglect for the animal's health and habitats may be resulting in serious consequences for our own well-being -- from increased use of toxic pesticides to greater floods to rising risks of pandemic disease.

Unsurprisingly, this has resulted in serious consequences for her physical condition.

Although it is a rare occurrence, some cases develop malignant transformation (MT), which results in serious consequences.

At any rate, the conspiracy of deafness that confronted Dr. Bowie on Sundays resulted in serious consequences for his health: he developed a nervous ailment that diminished his great vocal powers.

Ms Davidson argued the UK economy had withstood the economic shocks which had resulted in serious consequences for other European nations, while also being capable of long-term growth.

That results in serious consequences, including blurred vision, changes in metabolism, and sudden weight loss.

Overuse of injections results in serious consequences.