Sentence examples for the ill consequences from inspiring English sources

I was reminded of the kind heart I once possessed and alerted to the ill consequences of my hardened manner.

"Scholar Steals Frankfurter Papers," the political columnist Jack Anderson wrote on September 14, 1973, which is how the public first learned of the heist, and which is also the point at which a story about the ill consequences of judicial secrecy and authorized biography turns into a story about the ill consequences of anonymous sources.

A past project for integrating chemical engineering data illustrates the ill consequences of overlooking the differences.

Thus Confucius' warning about the ill consequences of promulgating law codes should not be interpreted as an attempt to prevent their adoption but instead as his lament that his ideas about the moral suasion of the ruler were not proving popular.

Clinton once warned about the ill consequences of drone strikes in Pakistan, became a strong supporter as secretary of state.

This is a serious health issue and you should consider the ill consequences of using an Indoor Lint Trap Kit (tub of water) or venting directly into the attic or crawlspace.

We thus became interested in the possibility that these ill consequences of eating at inappropriate phases of the daily cycle may also be maladaptive for cognitive function.

Scientists like Dr. Emanuel argue that the exact magnitude of the risk cannot and will not be quantified until it is too late to head off the potential ill consequences.

The fear of ill consequences for residents or litigation from the family was reported as impacting on decision making by doctors [ 18, 22].

The period of 26 days was chosen because this is the average time needed to complete routine preoperative testing in our institutions, justifying the inclusion of ER-α-negative patients and the use of placebo without ill consequences to the ER-α-positive patients.

Some of us warned that ill consequences for the United States would follow as it did the same to Russia during the post-Cold War period in the 1990s and the first decade of the twenty-first century -- instead of following the model of inclusion of defeated France after the Napoleonic Wars, which led to a century absent a major conflagration.