Sentence examples for sad consequences from inspiring English sources

This can have sad consequences.

This book bears out his view of the sad consequences of ageing.

ONE of the sad consequences of the death of the telegram was the disappearance of brevity as a communications skill.

The crowd's genuine cheers of pride memorialize these soldiers while they are alive and smiling without waiting for the potentially sad consequences that might accompany a dangerous mission.

The movie, set in 1975, is a hardheaded little gem that never softens into bathos as it explores an impulsive act and its sad consequences.

Among the justices who dissented was Justice Harry Black-mun, who wrote that if the newspapers continued to publish these documents and the results were more soldiers killed, alliances destroyed, negotiation with the enemy made more difficult, the war prolonged, and American prisoners kept in bondage, "then the nation's people will know where the responsibility for these sad consequences rests".

"It has the sad consequence of people shaking their heads and tuning out, which is terrible for democracy.

"A sad consequence of this is that they will even let abuses or crime against them go unreported".

Not one single bad decision, but a series of them, led to the sad consequence for this little girl.

It demonstrates a sad consequence of the Iraq war: its discredited backers are committing the same error they did in 2003, making dubious assertions without solid evidence.

One sad consequence has been that India has been slow to cash in on the ending this year of restrictions on the trade in textiles.