Sentences with phrase «to haunt someone in the future»

Thirdly, Cameron has made significant concessions - concessions which could seriously haunt him in the future.

However, due to the preponderance of La Niñas, heat has been funneled to the deeper ocean layers, and is poised to come back and haunt us in future El Niño events.

In any event, it will keep rule 7.1 from haunting you in the future.

What are the issues facing the Church today that may come back to haunt us in the future?

I know that most of these questions will come back to haunt me in the future....

We simply have to rise above this to begin to address the larger problems that will haunt us in the future and be increasingly difficult to address the longer we put off discussion.

Because there is no time limit on government student loan collections, the debt may still come back to haunt you in the future.

I don't remember the exact quote but Greenblatt said something to the effect that past mistakes dress up in new clothes and come back to haunt us in the future.

The things you say — even if you believe they are meaningless or harmless — can come back to haunt you in the future.

But putting so much of their personal information out into the open can also... leave an enduring trail of embarrassing moments that could haunt them in future,» the Commissioner says in her annual report to Parliament, which was tabled today.

No matter what the financial circumstances are at the time, it is of paramount importance for all practitioners to ensure their client's appreciate that if they do not deal with financial matters now then it may come back to haunt them in the future, and that while they may also stand to benefit in the future this is likely to come at great financial and emotional cost to one or both parties.

This can easily come back to haunt you in the future, so keep such thoughts to yourself!

The importance of this can not be underestimated — at best you will look silly in interview if you can not answer questions about one of your lies, and — at worst — your lies could come back to haunt you in the future and lead to a sacking and / or criminal charges (depending on the line of work and the lies).