Sentence examples for suffering serious consequences from inspiring English sources

Apple, maple, oak and about a 100 other deciduous trees host fall webworm without suffering serious consequences.

Cyprus will ask for the money under the EU's multi-annual financial framework designed for member states suffering serious consequences from the euro crisis.

Nothing about the case suggests that Mobley has any business being a police officer—or that he shouldn't be charged with a crime but it's so hard to fire a cop that it's difficult to imagine him suffering serious consequences.

Distress is pervasive among medical students with some students suffering serious consequences.

Children aged less than five years and pregnant women are the people most vulnerable to dying of malaria or suffering serious consequences of the disease, especially in regions where transmission is intense [ 4].

That investment could tackle Britain's awful, indefensible excess winter deaths – the reality that many people, particularly older people, are in homes that are impossible, or too expensive, to heat, and are dying and suffering serious ill health as a consequence.

Petropavlovsk was hit once, suffering serious damage.

We are suffering the serious consequences of the withering away of the party.

Mr. McGray also notes that national ID cards would make it more difficult for unscrupulous businessmen to hire and take advantage of illegal immigrants without suffering any serious consequences.

Prompt identification of students in distress would allow schools to identify the challenges faced by their medical student population, provide assistance to those in greatest need, and help prevent the serious consequences by alleviating student suffering.

Anyone could understand why a worried parent would want a drug that might alleviate the suffering of an infant and reduce the risk of serious consequences from a disease.