Sentence examples for damaging implications of from inspiring English sources

I am deeply concerned about the damaging implications of Tom Williams' witness statement released by the ERC Appeal Hearing.

But Japan seems to be waking up to the damaging implications of strict ideals of the perfect body, with a plus-size magazine launching recently.

Ms. Box, one of the lawyers who represents the city and all five of the officers who have been sued, led Lieutenant O'Brien through an account of the confrontation that appeared aimed an answering some of the most damaging implications of answers he had given on Tuesday during questioning by the family's lawyer, Myron Beldock.

The U.S. has avoided some of the most damaging implications of its broad copyright definitions by relying on a robust set of exemptions, including fair use and other terms that permit using some copyrighted information without paying royalties.

So the worrying and damaging implication of today's report from the Commons Public Administration Committee is that the Treasury remains prone to risk myopia.

"In order to address a security-related issue related to encryption in one case, the authorities risk unlocking a Pandora's Box that could have extremely damaging implications for the human rights of many millions of people, including their physical and financial security," says Al Hussein.

Such across-the-board cuts "would have very damaging implications for the long-term growth of the economy and the long-term future of our work force," said Jacob J. Lew, Mr. Obama's budget director.

"The worrying trend of outsourcing has damaging implications for workers and taxpayers.

The Treasury may be forced into a more fundamental rethink about the reforms and their damaging implications for work incentives as part of the universal credit, the government's major welfare reform that is being introduced during the parliament.

America is clearly nervous that Chinese technicians will pry into the electronic wizardry on board, and that, if its airmen had not destroyed most of it, this would have potentially damaging implications for its military strategy.

Speaking during Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday, Mr Davies said: "A vote next week in favour of an independent Scotland will have major damaging implications for Wales.