Sentence examples for severe financial consequences from inspiring English sources

In fending off takeovers, it has undergone a complicated recapitalization that has had severe financial consequences.

"The dysfunctional housing market is having severe financial consequences for the taxpayer," the report said.

Once the virus is detected, the whole herd must be killed, creating severe financial consequences for producers.

The criminal conviction was, however, carefully constructed in order to protect the bank from severe financial consequences outside of the fine.

Rangers' European exit will not have severe financial consequences for the debt-laden club, according to a leading football finance analyst.

It alleges that removing their ability to live in the United States without fear of deportation could have severe financial consequences.

The loss of a partner often has severe negative financial consequences, especially for women.

Either a large part of the Continent will move much closer to a federal government, with common fiscal policies and a substantial loss of sovereignty for many nations, or it will spin apart, with possibly severe economic and financial consequences.

Granting the retroactive pay would have severe fiscal consequences.

"People talk easily about shutting down Japan's nuclear power plants, but the economic and financial consequences are severe," said Reiji Takeishi, professor in environmental economics at Tokyo International University.

William Hunter, the founder of Hunter Wealth Management, said: "If you get inheritance tax planning and your annuity choice wrong, the financial consequences can be severe.