Sentence examples for uncontrollable consequences from inspiring English sources

Interest rates have stayed low for the past six months, they warn, but that could change quickly, with uncontrollable consequences for heavily indebted governments.

When America reacts -- which no doubt it will when the time comes -- against its status as a dumping ground for Asian products, the inability to rally round domestic markets alternatives will have dramatic and uncontrollable consequences.

The left may criticize the so-called Washington consensus, an economic model that largely leaves the fight against poverty to the efficiency of free markets, but it is hard pressed to veer off the trodden course without facing uncontrollable consequences.

One might ask, then, why it is that three months later, some find it in their interests to pour fuel on the fire of a controversy, with tragic and potentially uncontrollable consequences?

In Germany, Angela Merkel was reported to have warned her centre-right MPs of "uncontrollable consequences" for the eurozone should Greece become the first euro nation to declare sovereign default on its soaring debt.

Chronic stress is defined as the repeated occurrence of different stressors with uncontrollable consequences or the absence of adaptive coping mechanisms [ 8, 9].

Separately, a group of Italian MPs had urged the House of Lords to vote down the proposals, saying that mitochondrial donation "could have uncontrollable and unforeseeable consequences" and would inevitably "affect the human species as a whole".

In the FPSA group, two animals died postoperatively as a consequence uncontrollable hemorrhage.

Christianson, J. P. et al. Safety signals mitigate the consequences of uncontrollable stress via a circuit involving the sensory insular cortex and bed nucleus of the stria terminalis.

Dread, meanwhile, draws on associations with uncontrollable, catastrophic and fatal consequences; involuntary risks that seem inequitable, carrying dangers for future generations.

There are still people who say that force only destroys, that its consequences are uncontrollable, that it is unethical — but those critiques trouble us on the margins, or in books or movies.