Sentence examples for tough consequences for from inspiring English sources

That has had tough consequences for Lower Manhattan, where rents remain $20 a square foot lower than in the rest of the city.

A hard focus on both these issues -- crime and welfare -- reflected a specific ideology that permeated other parts of Mr. Giuliani's mayoralty, one that focused on personal responsibility and tough consequences for social deviance.

Failure would incur tough consequences.

It was a tough, tough moment for me.

While it's too late to help the alleged victims of Sandusky, it is hoped that laws with tougher penalties and criminal consequences for non-reporting and a higher legal obligation to report will help future victims.

The public should know these are tough problems with potential unintended consequences for rash moves, and that Facebook is aware of the gravity now.

He knows the long standing arguments for higher pay for MPs; is aware of the squeeze that has been put on their incomes by a tougher expenses regime and understands the consequences for party discipline of denying his troops something an independent body says they should get.

The behavior may be giving the insect an edge in a tough environment but it may also have negative consequences for the ecosystem as a whole.

From early reports, there was significant receptivity among the delegations represented -- even when it came to some tough talk discussion about strengthening verification and consequences for violations.

And, in what seemed a transparent attempt to get tough without consequences, Bush arranged for the whole world to be told via press leaks that he had called Rumsfeld to the Oval Office and "chided" him.

Fans can be tough when what they see as selfish behavior has consequences for the team.