Sentence examples for Major repercussions from inspiring English sources

This trend is likely to continue, with the implication that the public sector faces the majority of the HIV-related disease burden, with potentially major repercussions for affordability [ 8].

Apple's action could have major repercussions throughout the battery world.

So if that area is affected, it has major repercussions on global grain supply.

Such a change, he said, could have major repercussions for industry innovation, costs and competitiveness.

The examples he cited are indeed small, but they can have major repercussions.

But these early games count, and many will have major repercussions when Selection Sunday comes around.

It's a good example of the dangers of "nearly right" having major repercussions.

Those high selenium levels have had major repercussions on the watershed, Sexton, of the University of Montana, says.

But the way that this debate is resolved will likely have some major repercussions for global economic policymaking.

Swingeing cuts to social care, criminal justice, policing, mental health and housing are having major repercussions on the other areas.

A rigged cockfight between birds owned by two powerful brothers, Patsy and Bindy McCall, touches off major repercussions.