Sentence examples for with consequences from from inspiring English sources

She lived the rest of her life with consequences from the surgeries.

Swiss broadcaster SRF says the Suva agency made its decision on the status of Uber drivers in the market on account of their inability to set price or payment type, and because they are threatened with consequences from Uber if they do not fulfill its requirements.

Virtually every day there is another call to display patriotism in particular ways and to not dissent or protest the coup publicly, with consequences for dissent ranging from being asked to stop criticism to being disappeared.

Some environmental groups and people in Chanute are concerned that the differences in regulation mean emissions from Ash Grove's cement kiln can drift over the community, with consequences for health that range from respiratory and skin problems to special issues of exposure for children.

Although traditionally linked to the physiology of tissues in 'motion', the ability of the cells to transduce external forces into coordinated gene expression programs is emerging as an integral component of the fundamental structural organization of multicellular organisms with consequences for cell differentiation even from the beginning of embryonic development.

Both Meek and Keiller give a great deal of attention to undersupply, with consequences ranging from the densification of London to the overvaluing of an ageing, dilapidated housing stock; they make a variety of counter-proposals, ranging from new council housing to inexpensive self-builds as a way of breaking the national obsession with wildly expensive private property.

His original description was that it was a way "to press a man with consequences drawn from his own principles or concessions".

Burnout in healthcare workers is deleterious both for the patients as well as for the healthcare workers themselves with consequences ranging from less job satisfaction to increased mortality rates.

One of the negative outcomes of retained surface Ig is exacerbation of inflammation by leucocyte Fc receptor (FcR) activation, with consequences ranging from inflammatory cytokine and ROS release to chronic inflammation.

Some institutions consider the goals agreed upon in a PDP to be things to strive for; others might treat the PDP as a contract, with consequences resulting from any breaches.

Conflict can erupt at any moment, with consequences ranging from solitary confinement to loss of life.