Sentence examples for terrible consequences of this from inspiring English sources

This isn't journalistic hyperbole, the terrible consequences of this cruel trade are still visible on every city centre street.

"Don't they know the terrible consequences of this?" asked Taib al-Ghazi, the imam of the Great Mosque of Kairouan, an Islamic holy city Rezgui had been indoctrinated in Kairouan.

The people smugglers themselves are constantly changing the way they operate and we need to be flexible enough to anticipate and match their actions to avoid the terrible consequences of this trade.

Detective Chief Inspector Charles King said: "This death illustrates the terrible consequences of the casual acceptance that knives have a part to play in minor disputes between young people".

The real and terrible consequences of the government's miscalculations are also part of Ms. See's story.

In a Guardian article, Corbyn asks Labour MPs to think of the "terrible consequences" of the wars in the Middle East over the past 14 years.

The firm he founded will endure as creators of the former, but the real and terrible consequences of the latter will not be solved by them.

"Hate will increase, not lessen; and the terrible consequences of that hate will be used, in turn, as justification for more restrictions on civil liberties in the United States".

But what those facts mean, what Bergdahl actually experienced in the Army, his motivations for leaving his platoon, and the many terrible consequences of that decision are more complex, even existential.

Given there's such agreement among us about the terrible consequences of the war on drugs on the poor and poverty reduction, how about a few more development organisations speaking out about it?

And tonight, the Telegraph's Ambrose Evans-Pritchasd has weighed in: The European Commissioner for Employment and Social Affairs is very close to outright revolt, not surprisingly since his job is to deal with terrible consequences of these policies.