Sentence examples for suffered serious consequences from inspiring English sources

Despite this history, Mayweather has suffered serious consequences only once, after an incident with Harris in 2010.

It's still not clear what, if any, criminal behavior occurred at Enron and its auditor, Arthur Andersen, but already the companies involved have suffered serious consequences.

More than one in 16 who had TMR died, and one in six suffered serious consequences, including strokes, prolonged time on a ventilator and kidney failure.

None of these drug-company-bought psychiatrists has suffered serious consequences.

The science, instead, shows that many men have undergone treatment for tumors that would not have killed them and suffered serious consequences as a result.

Russia's Rosneft, one of the world's biggest crude producers by volume, said its systems had suffered "serious consequences," but added oil production had not been affected because it switched over to backup systems.

Those who become accessories by blocking arrests will suffer "serious consequences".

Most people kept in such circumstances would suffer serious consequences and show unusual behaviours".

Mr. Block says that 5 to 7 percent suffer "serious consequences," an estimate much higher than the gambling industry's.

"If these women or their babies are not to suffer serious consequences we must offer them the chance of continuity of care throughout pregnancy and childbirth from a team who understands their needs.

For instance, Nebraska's attorney general recently warned the owner of a patent for scanning documents directly to e-mail that it would suffer serious consequences under the state's consumer-protection laws if it harassed local businesses.