Sentence examples for terrifying consequence from inspiring English sources

Trump is the terrifying consequence of what both party establishments have done to this country.

His point in arranging my visit was to demonstrate the terrifying consequence of a "peaceful" nuclear explosion, let alone one resulting from a weapon designed to inflict mass destruction.

By John Cassidy If current trends continue, Thomas Piketty sees "potentially terrifying" consequences.

He was a bossy senator in The Towering Inferno (1974) and a caring neurosurgeon in The Mind of Mr Soames, bringing his patient (Terence Stamp) out of a 30-year coma with terrifying consequences.

The coming debate is about two things: what governments can do to attempt to regulate, or otherwise stave off, the now predictably terrifying consequences of global warming beyond 2C by the end of the century.

This might have the "terrifying" consequences for wealth inequality that he suggests, but it's also possible that slower growth will be as costly to the owners of capital as it is for everyone else.

The media frenzy about 3D printed guns is actually having terrifying consequences – and I don't mean the guns.

Now, scientists have evidence that a virulent strain of the Black Death bacterium lurked for centuries in Europe while also working its way back to Asia, with terrifying consequences.

The Terrifying Consequences of Your Internet Addiction.

"If we have learned nothing else from the 20th century," Tony wrote, "we should at least have grasped that the more perfect the answer, the more terrifying its consequences".

Yossi Vardi: I am concerned that it has some terrifying privacy consequences.