Sentence examples for could have grave consequences from inspiring English sources

The fallout from Trump's tweet could have grave consequences for national security.

This could have grave consequences for Israeli strategic calculations about Iran's burgeoning nuclear capability.

The entente at Red Bull unraveled in Malaysia, however, and it could have grave consequences for the team.

It was simply implied and quickly understood that certain words strung together in a particular order could have grave consequences.

The letter to David Cameron, leaked to The Daily Telegraph, warned that "draconian" reductions in military funding could have "grave consequences" for the Government.

The fact that the court did not act to make same-sex marriage the law of the land could have grave consequences for gay couples in the south.

Critics, however, fear that fracking could have grave environmental consequences.

Viviane Reding wrote that she was concerned America's efforts "could have grave adverse consequences for the fundamental rights of EU citizens".

And the EU's justice commissioner has written to the US attorney general, questioning him about Prism, and saying she was concerned America's efforts "could have grave adverse consequences for the fundamental rights of EU citizens".

"Programmes such as PRISM and the laws on the basis of which such programmes are authorised could have grave adverse consequences for the fundamental rights of EU citizens," Reding wrote in the letter seen by AFP.

"But China will then say, 'But this has been our traditional zone of influence.' Their worsening relations will inevitably have grave consequences here, and could prove to be the most persuasive reason for retaining an American presence".