Sentence examples for would be negative consequences from inspiring English sources

But 61% thought if France left the EU, there would be negative consequences.

He declined to say whether there would be negative consequences for any of the journalists involved.

Many member states are afraid that if the United States does pull all its weapons out from Germany and the rest of Europe, there would be negative consequences.

They had to go up, or else there would be negative consequences not just for students but schools and teachers and principals.

Representative Peter T. King, a New York Republican who warned his party's leadership about the potential tax law ramifications, said there would be negative consequences as voters grappled with their tax situation.

He seemed to be admitting that his firm was engaged in a somewhat artificial process, that he knew it would eventually stop, and that when it did, there would be negative consequences.

Thus, there would also be negative consequences for democracy if the choices made by voters under 18 are less well-linked to their actual preferences than those of older voters.

There might also be negative consequences for the taxpayer.

Could there be negative consequences that we haven't anticipated?

Ensure there are negative consequences for undesired behaviors.

There are negative consequences to Japan repealing Article 9.