Sentence examples for terrible consequence of from inspiring English sources
"This is the sort of terrible consequence of not having a logical, sensible approach.
A terrible consequence of this new climate of fear and revenge would be for our enemies, blind and intolerant, to turn us into them.
Only Nora is courageous enough to accept the terrible consequence of her newly awakened knowledge of good and evil – exclusion from a corrupt society: she becomes fully human.
But if what is happening is an epidemic of despair, that people on the bottom of the economic heap are being increasingly left out as inequality expands, then what we are seeing is just one more terrible consequence of slow growth and growing inequality".
The girl (Susan O'Connor) suddenly springs to her feet and tells a story in the third person about two boys and a girl on a secluded beach one summer, and hints ominously at some terrible consequence of the girl's challenge to the boys to a swimming race across a bay.
"We have had to live with the terrible consequence of Mann's murder of our daughter, the details of which have been both shocking and graphic".
No responsible Greek lawmaker could have ignored the terrible consequences of voting no.
The real and terrible consequences of the government's miscalculations are also part of Ms. See's story.
This isn't journalistic hyperbole, the terrible consequences of this cruel trade are still visible on every city centre street.
He called for extra American troops in Iraq before it was fashionable, and warns war-weary listeners of the terrible consequences of premature withdrawal.
It is police officers, Mr. Obama said, who are "often the first to see the terrible consequences of gun violence — lives lost, families broken, communities irrevocably changed".
