Examples of using Dire consequences in English and their translations into Czech
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It could have dire consequences.
If they believe you'rein league with Victoria, it could have dire consequences.
And there were dire consequences.
Will face dire consequences. Any country that refuses to participate in our plan.
It could have dire consequences.
You will sing the school song upon demand, oryou will suffer dire consequences!
You get dire consequences on both sides.
Recently, their specialised diet has had dire consequences.
The judge predicted dire consequences if the plaintiffs were to prevail.
She's still harping on about this secret telegram warning Mayor Gunther of dire consequences.
I said there could be dire consequences. I did.
It's a very,very long story that I am physically unable to recount without dire consequences.
Or you will suffer dire consequences! You will sing the school song upon demand.
And if so,will such a cosmic event have dire consequences for our world?
A fire would have unimaginably dire consequences, not only in the form of permanent damage to health but possibly of environmental contamination too.
Any deterioration in the situation in Burma/Myanmar can only have dire consequences for the entire region.
And it said there will be"dire consequences" for Fox News if the story airs in Florida.
You said it would represent an interruption to the Continuum… that it could have dire consequences.
I knew the final Inca test would carry dire consequences for those who should fail it.
And to go out there and really walk through these mountains,one wrong call could have dire consequences.
My mom and my best friend's dad are involved in a conspiracy that may have dire consequences for the city. And I'm pretty sure they murdered my father.
Use the spacebar to jump the barriers that are in your path because otherwise you do have dire consequences.
We knew that stuxnet could have very dire consequences, and we were very worried about what the payload contained and there was an imperative speed that we had to race and try and, you know, beat this ticking bomb.
A clear signal should be sent to all parties engaged in fishing that the irrational exploitation of fish resources could have dire consequences.
However, the truth is that at Doha the Indian negotiators are concerned about their small farmers and the dire consequences that a move to free trade would have not only for individual farmers but also for social stability in their country.
The rights and protection of children lie at the heart of human values,which is why we still need to remind people of the dire consequences that await wrongdoers.
On the contrary, I think it is necessary that we see ourselves as destructive agents, that we become acutely conscious that our form of life is the cause, not only of the destructions of tens of thousands of species and of the ecosystems where they live, butalso of the profound alteration of the earth system resulting from global warming and its dire consequences on all forms of life, including ours.
This predicament affects young people particularly badly andis creating a worrying situation that will have dire consequences for Europe's future competitiveness.
I hope that the signing of this written declaration will be another step forward to help to make sure that we have EU-wide action to stop the dire consequences of breast cancer.
While Ben has always been an ardent supporter of science, lately he has noticed an alarming trend in the scientific establishment that could have dire consequences for every American.