Sentence examples for serious social consequences from inspiring English sources

They are, in other words, about to create ghettoes, which will have other very serious social consequences.

Italy's government warned Fiat that the job cuts the company is planning as part of its restructuring could have serious social consequences for the entire nation.

Public misconceptions are also having serious social consequences: there are ominous signs we no longer even view those at the bottom of society as human beings at all.

Gerald Ford's White House observed that cocaine "does not usually result in serious social consequences, such as crime, hospital emergency room admissions or death".

The couple were heterosexual, but the decision highlighted the serious social consequences of Latvian legislators' insistence on traditional family norms in refusing to recognise any form of registered partnership other than heterosexual marriage.

Opening up a country's markets, the argument went, would increase overall wealth in every country, and policies for internal redistribution would help the inevitable losers or else their personal misery could have serious social consequences for everyone else.

There are signs of highly dynamic changes in the learning and working environment of the 21st century, with serious global social consequences similar to the industrial revolution.

Stopping power for the enterprises, buildings, hospitals, schools, kindergartens can lead to serious losses; social consequences; reduced level of safety of life of the population; the emergence of threats to the lives of citizens, etc.

There are signs of IT-driven highly dynamic changes in the learning and working environment of the 21st century, with serious global social consequences similar to the industrial revolution, such as the substitution of traditional jobs.

Many Indians fear that this growing imbalance will have serious long-term social consequences.

Privatization of the commons also had serious environmental and social consequences.