Sentence examples for stiff consequences from inspiring English sources
And since the oil companies are not self-disciplined we should insure that there will be very stiff consequences for an act of this kind in the future.
There are also stiff consequences for media that stray from the official line, and the government is particularly sensitive about coverage of the Islamic State.
On most college campuses, where beer bongs are most popular, use or possession of such a device can carry a very large fine if not other stiff consequences.
The N.H.L. weighed in Thursday, fining Weber $2,500 -– the maximum amount allowed — and putting him on notice to play smart for the rest of the playoffs or face stiffer consequences.
The police must face strong disciplinary consequences for turning a blind eye, and those who commit sex crimes must know that they risk speedy prosecution and stiff sentences.
The resolution included a stiff warning of "serious consequences" for Iraq -- probably war with the United States -- if the Iraqis fail to comply.
Thousands of breaches are reported every year, many by small companies that have meager defenses and that can't afford the consequences, including stiff fines levied by Visa and MasterCard, remediation costs (contacting the cardholders and working with the issuing banks), equipment replacement costs and, of course, lawsuits.
He added: "If they continue to allow arms to pass across the border, if they continue to provide the kind of support they have been to the rebels... there will be stiffer and longer lasting consequences for the Russian economy".
For everyone else remaining in the men's draw, there were more hours yesterday of being bored, getting stiff and dealing with the consequences.
Great effort was put into making sure this basic angle was absolutely stable, with many components being constructed out of stiff silicon carbide as a consequence.
As a consequence, PLA is stiff and brittle at ambient conditions, which limits its applications demanding high toughness and drawability.
