Examples of using Dire consequences in English and their translations into Norwegian
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threatening dire consequences.
But the above mentioned that the first love sometimes can lead to very dire consequences.
if you do not fix it right away you will suffer dire consequences.
because it can have dire consequences.
they must reckon with the dire consequences.
However, over time it became obvious that ignoring a promising direction will lead to very dire consequences and, therefore, was undertaken several attempts of rearmament.
Most people, even believers are not aware of the dire consequences of sin and its enormous range.
You said it would represent an interruption to the Continuum… that it could have dire consequences.
otherwise dire consequences can result from our pursuits for more.
because clicking on them may have dire consequences.
even has dire consequences far beyond their own death.
Numerous eye diseases can have an impact on our vision- and dire consequences for the way we perceive the world around us.
it could cause more dire consequences.
Mistakes made by parents during this period can have dire consequences for the further growth and development of the child.
Many tales have been told about people who tried to change the course of their lives by interfering with fate's plans, and the dire consequences that result.
And you got no dire consequences, plunge into the world,
The damage to forests has had dire consequences, including the decimation of forests that for centuries had protected many Alpine communities from avalanches,
call the US President a fool" at a time when the Soviet Union Any public"anti-government" statement could lead to quite dire consequences.
What is welcome given the dire consequences.
In 1997 and 1998, Indonesia was the country hardest hit by the East Asian Financial Crisis,[91] which had dire consequences for the Indonesian economy