Sentence examples for a big consequence from inspiring English sources

I still hope that by doing little things they can have a big consequence".

Even the beleaguered manufacturing industry, which has shed 2.7m people on Mr Bush's watch, is adding workers now.This shift in fortunes has a big consequence for the Bush re-election campaign.

One thing that becomes clear from this research is that the fallout from wilderness loss isn't limited to global warming although that is a big consequence of the deforestation occurring in Asia and South America.

A third big consequence of the census is to determine how much loot states bag from the federal government.

Dr Guth and Dr Linde are understandably pleased.There is, though, a big potential consequence.

He again declared that the China-driven mining boom was "at an end", with big consequences for Australia, and that it was not an economic situation in which any government could bring the budget immediately back to surplus.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's decision to bring home more than half of the American troops in Afghanistan over the next year is setting off intensified debate over an issue with big consequences for Afghanistan's future: how long the United States and its allies should pour civilian aid into the country.

This would be a small change with big consequences.

A combination of negligence and misconceived strategic decisions (like the 2005 Nato deployment in rural Pashtun regions, which was felt there as an occupation) have had big consequences.

Abbott said what happened in 1788 and beyond "involved a very, very big change and it was a change that had pretty big consequences for the Aboriginal inhabitants of Australia".

For a small change that could have big consequences, Hearn needs to reverse an amendment that brought the curtain down on snooker's golden age.