Sentence examples for drastic repercussions from inspiring English sources

I arrived to meet women before the presidential elections next month and to talk about a new law, which if brought in, could have drastic repercussions for women.

Apparently, the Americans' poor self-image has had a disturbing trickle-down effect that could have drastic repercussions on many levels.

NBC's action caused drastic repercussions, as a result of which Albert Broccoli withdrew the offer given to Brosnan, citing that he did not want the character associated with a contemporary TV series.

I am truly grateful that my son will never have to make the agonising decisions that I have had to, decisions which pit the value of life against drastic financial repercussions.

Still, for a country reliant on exports for growth, the possible slowdown in the global economy could have drastic and fairly sudden repercussions.

"The international community has a duty and responsibility to clarify to Iran, through drastic measures, that the repercussions of their continued pursuit of nuclear weapons will be devastating".

This drastic change had some repercussions for the management of the Programme, as well as for planning, coordination, implementation and monitoring processes.

Lynda Ford, the president of the Ford Group, a human resource consulting firm in Rome, N.Y., says the repercussions are not drastic for most people who are caught.

He rightly points out that we would need to intervene in a coalition with other countries, and that the political repercussions in Burma are unpredictable and possibly drastic.

How drastic?

Drastic concessions.