Sentence examples for the appalling consequences from inspiring English sources

The appalling consequences are all too stark.

Helping to reduce the appalling consequences of world poverty should be part of that reassessment.

Her father's The Crucible, after all, revealed the appalling consequences of dogmatism, whether religious or political.

This endorsement of the invasion remains one of the most significant acts of Ford's brief Presidency, and with the appalling consequences mentioned above.

This production dwells less on the motives than the appalling consequences of Iago's action; and these are unforgettably registered in Kelly Reilly's Desdemona.

Given the appalling consequences for both countries of an armed clash, there is every reason why both sides should seek to keep their mutual hostility from getting out of hand.

Written over an 11-year period (2001-2012) when she was "embedded" in the LAPD's 77th Street Division, her account demonstrates the appalling consequence of assuming that nothing can be done.

Sumption, however, is worried that a rush for equal representation at the top of the profession could destroy the judiciary and have "appalling consequences for the quality of justice".

Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption cautioned recently that a rush for equal representation of women at the top of the legal profession could have "appalling consequences for the quality of justice".

As if to prove her point, Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption claimed that a rush for gender equality among the judiciary would have "appalling consequences for justice" – yes, "appalling" - and women should simply be "patient" and wait half a century for equality, by which point I would be 77.

Khan and Qadri need to understand the precedent they are setting for it may have appalling consequences in the years ahead.