Sentence examples for sinister consequence from inspiring English sources

The Left's prejudice and intolerance have a sinister consequence.

There is, of course, a more sinister consequence of Marley's name and image being associated with a brand of cannabis.

There are sinister consequences to this.

Her unwillingness to confront her own ignorance has predictably sinister consequences.

"Lyme is devastating families and individuals with the most sinister consequences and yet goes almost unrecognised," he said.

It can also have sinister consequences: are we also supposed to keep an open mind about the "official establishment narrative" of the Holocaust?

Those laws, and the sinister consequences that soon followed, are at the very centre of Bassani's fiction, most notably in The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, in which wealth and privilege become meaningless in a matter of weeks.

But it could have sinister consequences in Spain, where unemployment is over 24%.

Unfortunately, this coupling might have sinister consequences when control of EZH2 expression is lost [ 40].

Loss of brain tissue can lead to sinister consequences, including a variety of neurological and cognitive problems.

KCNQ2-related encephalopathy is a recent addition where the same mutations associated with benign BFNE can have more sinister consequences.