Sentence examples for with drastic consequences from inspiring English sources

But analysts feared the action would go ahead, with drastic consequences for British Airlines and its passengers.

The financial consequences of market failure continue to take centre stage with drastic consequences for economies, services, jobs and living standards.

The conceit of it is that the Queen acquires an obsessive taste for fiction, so that she comes to neglect her royal duties, with drastic consequences.

"Anything other than that puts us in a dark tunnel with drastic consequences, which is something that we will not allow".

If they conclude that Britain is more concerned with getting its own way than with the health of the European project they could dig in hard, with drastic consequences for Mr Cameron.

Benedict's approach — not mainly his reticence, but his detachment — stamped his era with belief removed from real life, a moral perception so partial as to be immoral, with drastic consequences for the Church and all whom the Church was called to serve.

In her TED talk, she speaks of her anguish at watching other young people suffer through experiences like hers, with more drastic consequences and for behavior far less risky than having an affair with a sitting President — young people like Tyler Clementi, the Rutgers freshman who committed suicide in 2010 after his roommate captured him on a webcam kissing another man.

"Never has a gene pool dried up with more drastic consequences," said Peter C. Newman, author of a book about the history of the Bronfmans.

Logging has hit Sarawak so rapidly & with such drastic consequences that many environmentalists attempting to save the world's rain forests consider it thei most urgent problem.

We're all guilty of the occasional typo, just not one with such drastic consequences.

But before humans are confronted with such drastic consequences, wildlife and landscapes less equipped to adjust will suffer first. .