Sentence examples for big financial consequences from inspiring English sources

"And aging population, which has big financial consequences — fiscal consequences — in terms of super and health expenditure".

With a property like Lakewood Ranch, which generates income but also requires investment to keep building it out, the intrafamily discussions are bigger and carry greater financial consequences.

One of the possible sanctions of the SPL's investigation, should Rangers be found guilty, is the stripping of titles, but the "Big Tax Case" has no financial consequences for the club now playing in Division Three.

Relatively small differences in outcome or cost at an individual level can have a big impact at a population level and major financial consequences for the health care system.

Globally, some two billion working-age adults in emerging markets are excluded from the type of financial intermediation that we take for granted in the developed world: a transaction account to send and receive money; the ability to save for a rainy day; access to credit if needed for bigger, spiky outlays; insurance to help mitigate the financial consequences of an unfortunate event.

Bluntly, the American government allows big businesses to go bankrupt, without any long-term financial consequences, and re-emerge in better shape.

The curriculum should focus on relating it to the "big financial decisions that, if flunked, can have big social, as well as financial, consequences", he suggested.

Having observed the big security issues in Ethereum smart contracts, and the significant financial consequences of these, I started working on automated security analysis of Ethereum smart contracts together with a few other PhD students in the lab.

There were financial consequences if [Swensruds] did have bigger families," Nancy says.

A wrong estimation may lead to disastrous consequences (e.g. suspension of electricity supply or a big financial loss).

Don't try to flee, ArgentinaMs Fernández is right that the consequences of America's court rulings have been perverse, unleashing a big financial dispute in an attempt to solve a relatively small one.