Sentence examples for consequences across from inspiring English sources

A crackdown could also have wider consequences across the country.

"What happens here has real consequences across our country".

He said the government's actions "have far-reaching consequences across the globe – particularly within the Commonwealth".

Military action against Iran would have appalling consequences across the region and beyond.

If it fails to do so, there could be terrible consequences across the continent.

But the freedom of charities to campaign is a principle that has consequences across all public and political discourse.

If Israel were to launch attacks on Iran, my hunch is that it will certainly have consequences across the region.

The collateral damage will kill the eurozone as a beacon of hope, democracy and prosperity, and could lead to far-reaching economic consequences across the world.

"The British government's actions have far-reaching consequences across the globe, particularly within the Commonwealth," said the mission's organiser, the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers.

"Decisions on future glyphosate registration have to take full account of the economic and environmental consequences across farms, both nationally and within the EU," he said.

I encourage Israeli legislators to reconsider such a move, which would have far-reaching legal consequences across the occupied West Bank".