Sentence examples for stark consequences from inspiring English sources
And that has stark consequences.
Such a casual attitude has stark consequences, Ms. Shevachkina said.
But the fascination with simulation could have stark consequences.
May's speech will have stark consequences for Britain's Brexit negotiations.
This subtle shift has stark consequences for public employees.
The government wishes to remove the banding system, which will have two very stark consequences.
The stark consequence of Plato's political philosophy here becomes apparent.
A precis of Ipswich's last decade is that the club fell asleep on the job and Sunday's scenario, facing rivals who look destined for promotion, is a stark consequence.
"The stark consequence of the failure to make available the necessary resources was that the applicants had no realistic chance of making objective progress towards a real reduction or elimination of the risk they posed by the time their tariff periods expired," says the ruling.
A stark consequence is that female premature CHD mortality rates in the most deprived quintile are now more than double those in the least deprived quintile, and this gap is still increasing.
They echo in the lives of an increasing number of people across Zimbabwe — the stark consequence of water outages, a failed sewer and sanitation system, and garbage piling up on the streets.
