Sentence examples for shattering consequences of from inspiring English sources
Ricocheting in brief, staccato chapters among the perspectives of its main characters, Schwartz's narrative depicted the shattering consequences of a hit-and-run accident on two Connecticut families.
Moreover, it marks an assured step towards a timely revalidation of the cultural inheritance of a country whose recent past evinces the shattering consequences of organized man branded by brutality and inculcated with ideology.
He confessed in December of that year to operating a $50 billion Ponzi scheme, the largest in history, but few really understand why he did it or when it began.In "The Wizard of Lies", Diana Henriques, who covered the Madoff scandal for the New York Times, offers a riveting history of Mr Madoff's shady dealings and the shattering consequences of his theft.
In Jane Hamilton's A Map of the World a child's drowning leads to shattering consequences for the protagonist and her family.
This one, set in 1904, is centered on a petty theft that leads to shattering consequences, including the suicide of the wrongly accused thief and the burning of one of the city's giant mills.
A chance encounter with a mysteriously scarred young woman inspires a reawakening of passion with shattering consequences.
In the case of a struggling family, decisions by one party ripple into life shattering consequences, even when intentions are seemingly pure.
It is important to recognize that most crops have low outcrossing rates, informal seed exchange systems, low seed dormancy and shattering (as a consequence of domestication), wild relatives in their center(s) of origin (since crops come wild plants) and that information on pollen duration and viability is lacking for a number of crop species.
The consequences of shattered food supplies spread outward, causing economic privation, social upheaval, food shortages and the displacement and forced migration of millions.
The story gives Shakespearean dimensions to the tragedy of an aristocratic family in medieval Japan, shattered as a consequence of court intrigue.
Like Iraq, Pakistan is a wealthy, militarized, and industrialized society and the consequences of its shattered social fabric will be hell on earth.
