Sentence examples for very severe consequences from inspiring English sources

"This means this is a problem that will lead to very severe consequences for society over several generations".

That would have very severe consequences for financial stability.

But what they don't realize is a number of people can have very severe consequences.

In the UK, household debt is around 150% of national income, so a period of deflation would have very severe consequences.

But in an interview for CBS's "60 Minutes", broadcast at the weekend, Mrs Clinton delivered a stern warning of "very severe consequences" if Pakistan-based extremists were ever to stage a successful attack in America.

The administration is treading carefully to avoid a repeat of the negative reaction in Pakistan to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's recent warning that there would be "very severe consequences" for Pakistan if there were a terrorist attack originating from there.

Considering these disasters, we have to think about how we prepare the accident of low probability and of very severe consequence.

"This is really a historical blunder with really severe consequences".

"If it's a three-person or more race, you can drive the voter to some other candidate, and so you can have some very severe unintended consequences".

"Option three is they don't take any of these steps and dominoes start to fall, which would have very severe financial consequences across the world and would seriously affect us".

There are very dangerous consequences".