Sentence examples for dramatic implications for from inspiring English sources
This potential fracturing has dramatic implications for the arts.
Those numbers could have dramatic implications for air travelers.
And this could have dramatic implications for politics.
If confirmed, the result would have dramatic implications for basic theories, including relativity.
Such an increase could have dramatic implications for climate change worldwide, note the scientists.
Yet it did have dramatic implications, for it abounded in evocations of struggle, oppression and attempts at liberation.
And it shows the dramatic implications of that energy choice.
The importance of the accurate diagnosis of pseudo-progression has dramatic implications not only for a patient's treatment course, but also for the design, implementation, and interpretation of clinical trials.
Yet Mr. Dunn's opening solo had attractive and unhurried swinging movements, and some episodes were interesting for their dramatic implications.
The regulation of noise can have dramatic implications when it controls physiological processes important for stress response and survival.
But ultimately, the technology may have even more dramatic implications than just smaller music players or wristwatch TVs, said Mark Dean, vice president for systems at I.B.M. Research.
