Sentence examples for dramatic consequences for the from inspiring English sources
But it's another step towards Berlusconi's possible ban from public office -- with potentially dramatic consequences for the Italian coalition.
It turns out that Hitchcock's unique talent for creating suspense may have overwhelmed his original intent with dramatic consequences for the future of film.
This was bound to have dramatic consequences for the politics of the opposition and the emerging shape of conservatism in the early 21st century.
The establishment of the Fāṭimid caliphate in 973 in the newly built palace city of Cairo had dramatic consequences for the evolution of Islamic Egypt.
The political stalemate, he said, could lead to "institutional paralysis, with dramatic consequences for the capacity to manage the important social and economic problems gripping us".
While warning that it would be a "miracle" if there were no economic drawbacks for Britain following a withdrawal, Schäuble also admitted that a Brexit could have dramatic consequences for the rest of the European Union.
The changes in river discharge, along with the sea ice decline, and higher precipitation over the ocean may exert a significant control over the North Atlantic meridional overturning (thermohaline) circulation with potentially dramatic consequences for climate of the entire Northern Hemisphere.
For example, some systems in the body such as pH are very tightly controlled with dramatic consequences for deviations from the baseline normal levels.
In his first week in office, President Donald Trump announced a multitude of plans and decisions that will have dramatic consequences for people in the United States.
These alterations in gene expression particularly involving glutamate-related transcripts, are likely to have dramatic consequences for neurotransmission in the STG in schizophrenia.
