Sentence examples for risky consequences from inspiring English sources

Some analysts said that the momentum for change could falter again, as it did under Mr. Hu, with even more risky consequences.

Plato's cautions against the risky consequences of poetic inspiration in general in his Republic are thus often taken as the earliest important example of literary criticism.

David Cameron has set himself the "firm aim" of keeping Britain in the European Union after running a referendum campaign that will focus on the risky consequences of a British exit, according to a leaked document of the prime minister's negotiations.

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The tool enables to detect incipient failures through monitoring of the furnace panels and of the hearth/bottom of the furnace; thus, it allows to enhance the operations by avoiding downtimes that may lead to risky consequences on people safety.

Such secondary sensory components can lead to risky consequences as recently shown in túngara frogs: water ripples produced by vocal sac inflation facilitate the localization of a calling male not only for conspecifics, but also for hunting bats, Trachops cirrhosus (Halfwerk, Jones, Taylor, Ryan, & Page, 2014).

"Forcing someone to marry is risky – the consequences can be severe," wrote another user.

A stone bridge across the Shannon was erected in 1685, and a Williamite army advancing from Birr in 1690 attempted to break it down but abandoned the attempt as too risky in consequence of the presence of Sarsfield's Army on the Connacht side.

He said the prospect of losing Tokyo made him realize that nuclear power was just too risky, that the consequences of an accident too large for Japan to accept.

In the meantime, they can try something risky without the consequences, but reap the benefits if things go right.

Without a doubt, Spitzer knew that what he was doing was very risky and the consequences severe.