Sentence examples for ugly consequences from inspiring English sources

And it's already having ugly consequences.

And it will come without the potentially ugly consequences of actually having to do something.

But advocates for women warn that the trend may have ugly consequences.

And the fourth season, which comes to a close on Sunday on AMC, wallowed in the ugly consequences.

The counter to utopia is dystopia, in which hopes for betterment are replaced by electrifying fears of the ugly consequences of present-day behaviour.

The dilemma is more acute when viewed in retrospect, with the knowledge we now have about the ugly consequences of the taping and the tapes.

Last summer's riots brought the ugliest consequences of that isolation into the light.

However, if the obstacles that stand in the way of a political agreement with the Palestinians are not surmounted pretty soon, the vacuum in policy could have even uglier consequences.

They could have ugly political consequences as well.

Amy Davidson just came into my office marvelling at today's Ross Douthat column in the Times, in which he argues that taxing the well-off won't just cause the economy to seize up; it could lead to "ugly political consequences as well".

By Hendrik Hertzberg April 18 , 2011Amy Davidson just came into my office marvelling at today's Ross Douthat column in the Times, in which he argues that taxing the well-off won't just cause the economy to seize up; it could lead to "ugly political consequences as well".