Sentence examples for would be dangerous consequences from inspiring English sources
The ayatollah, who commands the allegiance of much of the country's Shiite Muslim majority, wrote that there would be "dangerous consequences" if the United Nations endorsed the document.
In his letter, Ayatollah Sistani wrote that the interim constitution agreed to earlier this month by the 25-member Iraqi Governing Council "enjoys no support among most of the Iraqi people". The ayatollah, who commands the allegiance of much of the country's Shiite Muslim majority, wrote that there would be "dangerous consequences" if the United Nations endorsed the document.
The consequences would be dangerous.
"In the first place Syria is capable of standing up for itself, secondly, it has true friends, and thirdly, Israel's fresh aggression may have consequences that would be dangerous not only for the Middle East," it added.
Their overproduction would be dangerous in vivo with far-reaching consequences.
"It would be dangerous to say this was a direct consequence of the air strikes in Syria – however I feel about them," he said.
In this situation the behaviour of the participants had consequences for the condition of the virtual human that would be dangerous were it a real person.
To show more would be dangerous.
