Sentence examples for had grave implications from inspiring English sources

Throwing a punch at Russell, though, had grave implications for team cohesion.

The decision, he said, had "grave implications for basic free speech principles".

An adequate military establishment and arms industry were vital, he said, but their conjunction and "its total influence -- economic, political, even spiritual" also had "grave implications".

The emperors had assumed the right to interfere and often did so; but under Theodosius, Pope Damasus and St. Ambrose reacted: the state was to restrict itself to furnishing the "secular arm," while the church, in the name of evangelical ethics, claimed the right to judge the emperors, a policy that had grave implications for the future.

That could have grave implications for the rest of Europe.

On its own, this rise has grave implications.

"As can be seen today, this has grave implications for the entire region," the report adds.

Experts are warning that this unfair settlement will have grave implications for everything from social cohesion to family formation.

And Wild fears the state of affairs under Blackburn's Indian powerbrokers could have grave implications for the club's future.

"The accusations against these doctors have grave implications for the health and lives of the patients treated by these professionals," said the official, Luz Teresa Amador.

"Where's the federal question here?" he pressed, putting Mr. Olson on notice that part of his argument "has grave implications for our republican theory of government".