Examples of using Consequences could in English and their translations into Portuguese
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because malicious ransomware could attack soon enough, and the consequences could be even direr.
This case was exceptional in that its consequences could have affected several individual Member States as a whole.
one false move, and the consequences could be disastrous.
if they are not taken, the consequences could be serious.
If no indemnity insurance policy was put in place prior to distribution the consequences could be calamitous.
says the consequences could go much further than drought.
government information got into the wrong hands, the consequences could be catastrophic.
In the place of Ananias we would fear that it might not work out, and the consequences could be very serious.
actions result in events and the consequences could make life,
But if we don't unmuddle the thinking in our heads, the consequences could be catastrophic- for them
One of the consequences could be the relocation of the industrial park from the Rhine Valley to Baden-Wüttemberg(Germany),
due to the fact the consequences could take the animal to death.
the pregnancy is preserved, the consequences could be even more dire.
This is the second largest mortality for coral in the region since 2005, and it is believed the consequences could be tragic for various other species because coral are fundamental in the ocean food chain.
especially you earthlings to zeta here to Rann, the consequences could be dire for myself
if the disease was transmitted, the consequences could be extremely dangerous for human beings,
itchy skin or hives since the consequences could become serious.
but in winter the consequences could be much sadder- the heated air when released into the atmosphere immediately becomes cold in the frost that has settled on the logs.
in countries such as Portugal, the consequences could be disastrous,
Further research into the epidemiology of childhood SDB and its consequences could play a key role in improving efforts to systematically diagnose