Sentence examples for some devastating consequences from inspiring English sources

In 10 years of being an oncologist I have witnessed some devastating consequences when practitioners recommend "alternative" therapies.

"Unfortunately, we know from the rare cases of fungal meningitis that occur, that you can have complicated courses for this disease, and it requires prolonged therapy and can have some devastating consequences," he said.

Usually, the impulsive noise will bring some devastating consequences to the information recovering of the UAC and PLC systems [13, 14].

There are some potentially devastating consequences.

The sharp rise since the late 19th century means that the average global temperature is rising, with some pretty devastating consequences for our environment.

Only where farmers fail to keep their sheep out of the woods (something they deliberately fail to do in some places, with devastating consequences for woodland ecology) are their animals at risk.

But she says she will not escape some of the devastating consequences of malnutrition.

Families migrating out of a war zone are often perceived as the lucky ones because they escape at least some of the devastating consequences of war.

More to the point, India stands to bear some of the most devastating consequences of human-induced climate change.

If we are honest, we will admit that some of the most devastating consequences of our criminal justice systems do not lend themselves to measurement in dollars and cents.

The writ of the central government now barely runs in some of the provinces, often with devastating consequences.