Sentence examples for disastrous implications for from inspiring English sources

However, this carries disastrous implications for the world economy and serves no practical purpose.

He noted that a refusal of Megrahi's request could have had disastrous implications for British interests in Libya.

Where major concessions are granted, there will continue to be disastrous implications for biodiversity and degradation, as well as indigenous populations.

It said the other, a suit by eight states against power companies over carbon dioxide emissions, "has potentially disastrous implications for the U.S. business community".

But never mind these tempests in teapots: I believe we have a looming bicycle-disposal crisis on our hands that has disastrous implications for our city.

Glasgow is the Record's heartland and any further circulation drop there could have disastrous implications for a paper that a few years ago sold more than 700,000 copies in Scotland.

The irony, as readers have pointed out already, is that both NPR and New York Times have been fairly open-minded, liberal, shall we say, when it comes to coverage of the disastrous implications of a global meat diet for the environment, not to mention animal lives.

Solomon reveals the disastrous implications of the unseasonal weather.

You chew on the possibly brilliant, probably disastrous implications of it all.

And they could have disastrous implications.

For Octagon Motorsport, which last year committed to a 15-year deal to lease Silverstone from its owner, the British Racing Drivers Clubb, the loss of the British grand prix might have disastrous commercial implications for the development of the track.