Sentence examples for geopolitical implications from inspiring English sources

A rice shortage would have geopolitical implications.

The proposal had enormous geopolitical implications.

The environmental and geopolitical implications of soot emissions are enormous.

"The geopolitical implications of doing this are profound," he explained.

The recent legislative developments have severe geopolitical implications.

Above all, "the stimulation of modernization and democratization might, in time, have geopolitical implications," he added.

Fishing is rife with geopolitical and economic implications.

The new work reveals the profound geopolitical and economic implications of tackling global warming for both countries and major companies that are reliant on fossil fuel wealth.

In collaboration with the architects Teddy Cruz and Deborah Gans, Menking has organized "Into The Open: Positioning Practice," an exhibition that explores the cultural, geopolitical, and architectural implications of explosive migration.

The British became anxious to link Johannesburg to the Cape and Natal by rail, but Kruger thought this might have undesirable geopolitical and economic implications if done prematurely and gave the Delagoa Bay line first priority.

There is too much at stake -- think of all of the geopolitical and macroeconomic implications: NASA would be forced to admit that five decades of "space exploration" were a sham, manufactured on a Hollywood sound stage by their Zionist collaborators.