Sentence examples for the grim consequences from inspiring English sources

Faulty tires and failing hearts are the grim consequences of unfairness suggested by Dr. Falk's talk.

A year ago she was featured in a series of nationwide advertisements that showed the grim consequences of smoking.

Many Iranians are discontented – but they do not necessarily hate the regime so much that they will risk the grim consequences of opposing it.

The discovery unearthed the grim consequences of the cypress tree's global popularity, while implicating climate change in ferocious fungus diseases attacking woodlands around the world.

The justification is the same, but the grim consequences in terms of moral hazard are of an incomparably greater order of magnitude.

If, like me, you could never impose the death penalty, you must say so, and you will be excluded, with the grim consequences you describe.

Even so, there was a possibility, never taken, of mitigating some of the grimmest consequences.

Extreme inequality is bad for all of us, but it's the poorest among us who suffer the grimmest consequences.

Now, what could be the solution to these grim consequences of a lack of medical facilities in rural India?

Mr. Guare's chosen chapter from the United States history books is similarly no flag-waving Fourth of July picnic, depicting as it does the maneuvering among statesmen preceding the grand Louisiana Purchase and the treaty's grim consequences for the country's black population.

People shifted uneasily in their seats, but it was a salutary reminder that crime – however pleasurable on the page – has grim consequences in the non-literary world.