Sentence examples for suffered severe consequences from inspiring English sources

Most of those who got into financial trouble because of "troubled assets" suffered severe consequences, and many innocent people are still suffering the collateral damage.

They're all for that because the choice is to take the new drug or suffer severe consequences".

In some cases councils are wielding the axe despite warnings from their own officials that thousands of vulnerable people could suffer severe consequences.

Not all of the billion or more people in the drainage basins fed by snowfall will suffer severe consequences if this comes to pass.

John Kerry said that the US, UK and France have agreed that President Bashar al-Assad will suffer severe consequences if he fails to comply with a rigid UN timetable for the removal of Syria's chemical weapons.

And without it, they can suffer severe consequences: hypertension, headaches, chest pain, vomiting and ultimately death.

If multiple institutions are distressed, the economy may again suffer severe consequences.

The GOP candidates were much more serious when it came to Clinton, warning the audience that the country -- and the world -- would suffer severe consequences if she became president. .

In particular, information emerged during the Spring to suggest that, 2009 H1N1 infection less severe than most pandemic planning assumptions, and children were more likely to be infected and suffer severe consequences.

Many women suffered severe health consequences, some died.

He is accused of being a serial abuser and has suffered severe social consequences because of it but that's pretty much the only kind of justice his alleged victims will ever experience.