Sentence examples for savage consequences from inspiring English sources
But the savage consequences of the cuts could and should have been mitigated by more solidarity between states at EU level.
But for Latvia's 2m people, the euro represents a haven, both economic and political: a sign of belonging, for a country that knows all too well the dangers of isolation.Related topics Estonia Europe LatviaThe lat's previous demise, in 1940, was one of the many savage consequences of being a small country caught up in larger events.
And then, when I finally do, at no small personal cost, roll out of bed, drag myself down to the nearest polling booth (whatever one of those is) and put a cross in a box, I am vilified again, this time for putting it in the wrong box, and warned of the savage consequences of a decision I never wanted to make in the first place.
In Spain and Greece, unemployment is over 25percentt, with savage humanitarian consequences: HIV infections in Greece are up by over 1,500 percent since the austerity campaign began in 2010.
Sally Hunt, the general secretary of the UCU, said: "You cannot make savage funding cuts without serious consequences.
They are anxious about their jobs and living standards, and fearful of the consequences of the savage public spending cuts being introduced by the coalition government.
Garcia earned her respect – "she is a player of exceptional skill," said the winner of 16 Grand Slam titles – but the consequence was that piece of savage retaliation at the net.
A savage murder in Kansas in 1959 and its consequences.
(Vintage, $14.) A savage murder in Kansas in 1959 and its consequences.
It was incredibly entertaining to watch Young gather himself, knowing he was about to savage NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, no doubt weighing the consequences in his head before he did so.
