Sentence examples for spiraling consequences from inspiring English sources

"At the core, this issue is about command," he said, which includes the spiraling consequences of a "can-do" culture that agrees to take on missions despite perilous gaps in training and certifications designed to measure how ready ships and sailors are for combat.

The spiraling consequences of several hundred years of ignorance, conquest, and violence remain still in the culture, in the mind, and in the politics of the land.

How do we know that the number saved will exceed the deaths we might cause if and when we have to deal with the spiraling unintended consequences of our intervention?

At the same time, while warning of the consequences of spiraling federal debt, the book cautions against deficit reduction as an immediate goal, saying tax increases and spending cuts in the short term could strangle growth.

Still, the remarkable resilience in the economy has many analysts worried about the danger of spiraling inflation, a typical consequence of strong growth.

As wages have failed to keep pace, first-timers now spend 17.8% of their income on their mortgage, but with interest rate rises expected, that will spiral with troubling consequences.

This is what happens in any war; the way in which things spiral, and consequences follow and paranoia increases, and this is the kind of behaviour you have to expect.

Third, crises have a habit of spiraling out of control, facing unintended consequences, engulfing other security dilemmas, and creating more chaos than originally expected.

None have costs spiraling out of control or such enormous consequences for public health and welfare.

It is clear that Turkey's spiraling tension with European states will have immediate negative consequences for Turkey's E.U. membership prospects.

But sadly, history teaches us that a more destructive path is likely — conflict, spiraling inequality, corruption and environmental disasters are far more common consequences of resource bonanzas.