Examples of using Severe consequences in English and their translations into Finnish
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too much sodium can cause excess retention of water in body which can have severe consequences.
they have not led to such severe consequences.
since an abortion made at such a young age can lead to severe consequences.
To alleviate the burden of risk, the severe consequences of failure and the need to accept a lower degree of social security should be addressed.
biodiversity is found outside the EU, tackling biodiversity loss within the EU alone will not be sufficient to avert severe consequences of continued loss on a global scale.
The technical aspects of safe energy trapping should be very carefully considered because a situation like the one that we are seeing now can have even more severe consequences in terms of both human health and the environment, in addition to its material impact.
so it is little wonder that we are now seeing severe consequences of the action.
international laws on insider trading and market manipulation constitutes a serious offence which may have severe consequences under labour law,
go home or face severe consequences, not excluding trial for crimes against humanity.
She never expected it to have such a severe consequence.
failure of this last opportunity to achieve a comprehensive agreement and avoid severest consequences from the international community.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is now facing the severest consequences, about which it was repeatedly warned,
Or face severe consequences.
Take your hand off her, or there are gonna be some severe consequences.
Or there are gonna be some severe consequences. Take your hand off her.
Whereas you, to severe consequences. let's just say that an overdose could lead.
We can charge your team with the theft of the diamonds at any time, with severe consequences.
Mr. Rusick. Mr. Rusick, might I remind you of the severe consequences you're facing?
Europe cannot wait until accidents with severe consequences happen or for these gaps to be exploited by terrorists.
On the other hand, the current crisis, with its severe consequences for shipping, calls for a very cautious approach.