Sentence examples for some bad consequences from inspiring English sources

(This, too, is an American tradition: in January of 1777, George Washington, wintering over in New Jersey, warned his troops about an upcoming partial eclipse so that it wouldn't "affect the minds of the Soldiery, and be attended with some bad consequences").

But, after all, chains of human causality are, if not infinite, very long; in every life, some bad consequence of your upbringing will eventually emerge.

This line of thought is especially interesting in light of the recent popularity of so-called skeptical theism, which responds to the problem of evil by claiming that we can never know exactly how particular events are connected with each other and with good or bad consequences, some of which may be beyond our understanding (see McBrayer 2010, Other Internet Resources).

He said that at Rutgers, where he previously taught, there had been "none of the bad consequences that some have predicted from unionization".

After months of conflicting signals on abortion, Rudolph W. Giuliani is planning to offer a forthright affirmation of his support for abortion rights in public forums, television appearances and interviews in the coming days, despite the potential for bad consequences among some conservative voters already wary of his views, aides said yesterday.

On the one hand, some opponents cited the possibility for costs or bad consequences that might follow implementation of the recommendations, while some supporters cited the potential for good consequences.

Bad style had bad consequences.

That would have good and bad consequences.

Because it leads to bad consequences.

A demonstration might provoke bad consequences.

This has had both good and bad consequences.