Sentence examples for broad consequences for the from inspiring English sources
That ambiguity could have broad consequences for the future of trading on Wall Street.
The return of the male shopper could have broad consequences for the economy.
The F.T.C. said it expected the settlement to have broad consequences for the Web industry.
The failure of General Motors, the Ford Motor Company or Chrysler would have broad consequences for the economy.
A new accounting standard is taking shape that could change the way tenants choose to lease space, with broad consequences for the commercial real estate market.
The panel's decision will have broad consequences for the company, the F.D.A. and perhaps even the entire process by which medical products are approved.
This would have "broader consequences" for the government's constitutional reform programme if the bill is blocked.
But in its next phase, Mifid II could have broader consequences for the stocks, bonds and commodities are traded and cleared across Europe – and could have a major impact on the City.
Perhaps, though, her remark was eloquent of a dawning recognition that the failure to contain Colonel Qaddafi would have much broader consequences for the West's stake in oil-rich lands, such as Libya itself, as the region's kaleidoscope turns.
I take a common sense look at the types of screening choices people are likely to make once these possibilities become possible, their broad consequences for human society, and the advantages and disadvantages of plausible regulatory paths in this realm.
