Sentence examples for the enormous consequences from inspiring English sources

Most interventionists agree that no matter the approach, an addict has to be made aware of the enormous consequences of his addiction and behavior.

But when a sarin nerve-gas attack in Ghouta, outside Damascus, killed more than 1,000 civilians in August 2013 the dictator did not suffer the "enormous consequences" that Mr Obama had threatened.

The longest bargaining session of the N.B.A. lockout ended on Saturday without a deal and without much progress, but so far without the "enormous consequences" that Commissioner David Stern threatened before the weekend.

Sir Menzies Campbell asked: "Is the existing legal framework adequate to deal with the enormous consequences of the revolution in technology?" Lobban replied: "The laws were drafted to be technology neutral.

Given the enormous consequences of drug safety failures, Americans and their physicians cannot rely on an ad hoc, disorganized and fundamentally flawed framework for trying to ensure patient safety.

"On the other hand, if the letter is a mistake and they got it wrong, big time, then we have all the enormous consequences of that mistake, where trials are not held, victims are obviously in a terrible state over it, and the general public are very, very concerned about it.

Finally, on the basis of the above research, an optimum water injection schedule was recommended to reduce the enormous consequence of rock deformation on the development of ultra-low permeability oil reservoir.

Despite the allegedly enormous consequences, no one in Washington our nation's capital is really focused, or even interested, in compromising their dogmatic beliefs and implementing changes toward repairing our government's debt, the way it does business, and most importantly, eliminating waste and duplication and increasing governmental efficiencies.

Both making the diagnosis and missing the diagnosis can have enormous consequences for the lives of these children.

The decision to seek the death penalty has enormous consequences -- obviously to the defendant -- but to the system as a whole.

The higher temperatures experienced in urban areas compared to the surrounding countryside has enormous consequences for the health and wellbeing of people living in cities.