Sentence examples for will be very severe from inspiring English sources
"Our best information suggests that in 40 to 50 years' time, there will be very severe problems to take the water from underground.
Employers should not hold back on providing these support services, or else the consequences will be very severe in the long run, in terms of long-term mental health problems.
He said: "As a society we have to recognise that one in four of us during our lifetime will suffer a degree of depression, some of it will be very severe, some of it will be less so.
And the government is saying we need to respect it, and if we don't there will be very severe consequences".
While people in all countries will need to make themselves more resilient to those impacts that cannot now be avoided over the next few decades, the potential risks from unmitigated climate change towards the end of this century and into the next will be very severe, particularly if global warming exceeds 2C.
"From now on, those who break the rules will face the consequences, and they'll be very severe consequences".
President Donald Trump, who first came out hard on the Saudis over the disappearance but had since backed off, said Thursday that it "certainly looks" as though Khashoggi is dead, and that the consequences for the Saudis "will have to be very severe" if they are found to have killed him.
The boundaries between revival and decay can be very severe.
"The consequences would be very severe," the defendant answered.
First, the arthritis can be very severe.
The oil will be very hot and can cause severe burns.
