Sentence examples for drastic implications from inspiring English sources

Carlos Beltran famously took a called strike three on a close pitch in the final game of the 2006 NLCS, with drastic implications for the Mets' future.

As many commentators have pointed out, this denial has drastic implications for logic, semantics, and set theory.

A bankruptcy of the postal service could have drastic implications, not merely for the agency but for the broader economy.

Hence, the susceptibility to measles could potentially be very high in our study setting with drastic implications on measles morbidity and mortality.

The anticipated changes, while unknown in extent or likelihood can potentially have drastic implications on mammals in the Arctic, including humans.

Successful completion of this once in a lifetime migration and spawning is imperative for continued propagation of Pacific salmonids and continued loss of spawners has drastic implications for future productivity.

But if global warming from greenhouse gases is at fault, the entire ice pack will eventually disappear--with drastic climate implications for the Northern Hemisphere.

Here, the settlement by Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz was a swing at another kind of close pitch, and the implications may be similarly drastic — not only for the Mets, but also for corporate governance.

"Mr Zuckerberg acknowledged that Mr Trump's call for a ban [of Muslims] did qualify as hate speech, but said the implications of removing them were too drastic," the Wall Street Journal reported.

If the Central Bank and other Iranian banks in the Swift network were expelled, the implications for Iran could be far more drastic.

Since almost all big inward investments involve a package of government aid, the IDAB's enforced idleness is a pretty good indicator of a drastic slowing of foreign investment into Britain.This change has serious implications for the British economy.