Sentence examples similar to societal consequence from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon has broader societal consequences.

We should not make simple connections between abortion decisions and societal consequences.

However, the far-reaching societal consequences of the pay gap largely go unreported.

In the example of thalidomide, the societal consequences of a bad molecular fit, as it were, have been instructional.

The obscene income inequality bequeathed by the three-decade rise of the financial industry has societal consequences graver than even the fundamental economic unfairness.

Peking University's treatment of Professor Xia sends a message to the entire academic community that destroys free inquiry and has severe societal consequences.

"Because other people regard his tortured life as somehow sacred, or are fearful of societal consequences, he is forced to endure his suffering or take desperate measures to end it.

What matters more than the precision of these estimates (Republicans are not happy with them) is the undeniable fact that the costs associated with the Iraq war are huge and carry with them enormous societal consequences.

Legal scholars and court historians struggled to think of another recent Supreme Court term in a presidential election year with a similar pileup of cases with sharp political and societal consequences.

Ethnicity did play a part in the Rotherham abuse, not because this particular pattern of abuse is restricted to a particular group (the behaviour is typical of many gangs) but because many of those who might have taken action feared the wider, societal, consequences if they did.

It also poses societal consequences, with our ever-increasing need for accurate space weather forecasts.