Sentence examples for the severe consequences from inspiring English sources

Several scientists said that because of the severe consequences of a missed diagnosis, a SARS test should have rates of false negatives and false positives of less than 5percentt, and preferably much smaller.

Any senator tempted to vote against the resolution must recognize the severe consequences.

"She (the DCO) did not clearly present him all the severe consequences that he will have if he avoids that.

"If Japan acts willfully despite advice to the contrary, China will take further actions, and Japan must accept full responsibility for all the severe consequences".

Smith said: "I'm delighted the FA and the England team are supporting our campaign warning youngsters about the severe consequences of knife crime.

The draft went on to warn that delaying emissions cuts beyond 2030 would make it harder to avoid the severe consequences of climate change.

Does it endanger your moral sense — undermine a person's character or weaken an institution's self-discipline — to reduce the severe consequences of foolish action?

The report described in detail the severe consequences for a variety of species if they were to be affected by oil.

Pentagon press secretary George Little, traveling with Panetta, said the US and Jordan agreed that "increased co-operation and more detailed planning are necessary in order to respond to the severe consequences of the Assad regime's brutality".

The official said, however, that the Japanese government has repeatedly asked China to not restrict its exports of rare earth elements, citing the severe consequences such a move would have on global production and trade.

Compare the actual — and startlingly minor — divergences in the desired outcome in each crisis with the severe consequences for each great power of failure to address them effectively, and the absence of sustained engagement at the level of government leaders becomes inexplicable.