Sentence examples for enormous repercussions from inspiring English sources

There would be enormous repercussions for stability, and not only in those regions".

The notion that babies may retain some parental baggage has enormous repercussions for child development and evolution.

"It has happened on such a huge scale, and it has had such enormous repercussions for the society.

"When we look at taking unilateral actions aimed at another nation, this can have enormous repercussions to our economic well-being.

The Libyans have told HMG flat out that there will be "enormous repercussions" for the UK-Libya bilateral relationship if Megrahi's early release is not handled properly.

But in the run-up to a November election with enormous repercussions, Mr. Peskin, the chairman of San Francisco's Democratic Party and a man with well-known mayoral ambitions, may be losing his grip on city politics.

Which, by the way, will have enormous repercussion on the civil suits.

These choices have enormous social repercussions.

Debates over epistemic principles sound abstract, but they have enormous practical repercussions.

"That story was not in the best interest of English football and has had enormous adverse repercussions already with regard to the 2018 World Cup bid.

And the Russians will be calculating that Washington may not have the nerve to do so, and face enormous political repercussions in Europe and in the American Congress.