Sentence examples for great consequences for the from inspiring English sources
Numerous impact events during the heavy bombardment period would have the great consequences for the atmospheric evolution, especially for the atmospheric pressure change on the planets.
The choice for a particular suture material and knot type is frequently a matter of personal preference of the surgeon or hospital tradition [1], but using a specific material or knot can have great consequences for the patient.
Therefore, the validation of a zoonotic link between MAP and Crohn's disease could have great consequences for the cattle industry of the study regions and China.
In addition, it involved emotional distress, depression and altered personalities with great consequences for the women's social interactions, including change in and loss of social relations.
The choice with respect to concept will have great consequences for the method of aggregation in terms of single versus multidimensionality and unit of analysis.
It is a somber debate, with great consequences for this nation, and the world.
But Israel's southern war, too, has great consequence for the Middle East.
Mr. King's "respectful but firm" message for the speaker, he said in an interview, is that "any vote for legalization would be a matter of very great consequence for the people who voted for conservative congressmen from Georgia".
Of great consequence for the later development of commercial law was the foundation of colonial companies, usually through royal charter, for the exploitation and administration of the colonies of the European countries.
It follows that the judge and his or her character, moral sense, background, mood swings and attention span (one judge was recently reported to have fallen asleep while hearing evidence) have great consequence for the destinies of those who come before them.
BRUSSELS -- We are transitioning from an old world of trade to a new world, where trade opening has become a very different game of great consequence for the future.
