Sentence examples for would be disastrous consequences from inspiring English sources

There would be disastrous consequences for city agencies to fully embrace the worst scenarios".

Lieberman, after reviewing Petraeus's testimony, said, "You have also said that you fear that there would be disastrous consequences for Iraq, for the region, for the world economy, for the United States in the war on terrorism if we exit Iraq prematurely".

Otherwise, there would be disastrous consequences for the economy, and this had to be avoided at all costs.

However, there can be disastrous consequences if the expression of matrix proteinase suppressing enzymes is misregulated.

If it wasn't, the consequences would be disastrous.

"So for these companies, the consequences would be disastrous".

The consequences would be disastrous, drawing in Russia, Turkey and Iran, and potentially feeding unrest in the Middle East.The framework of a peace plan exists, hinging on the return of seven de jure Azerbaijani districts around Nagorno-Karabakh in exchange for the republic's right to decide its own status.

Ian Syme from the North Staffordshire Healthwatch watchdog said if the hospital did not get the money, the consequences would be "disastrous".

In a way this was sensible –- her younger sister Lucy couldn't get her hands on it – but if someone at school read any of what was in the diary, the consequences would be disastrous.

We knew that if our leaders viewed international trade as a foreign policy tool and a path to cheap imports, rather than as an essential element for economic growth and domestic production, the consequences would be disastrous.

And the consequences of that would be disastrous".