Sentence examples for had potential consequences from inspiring English sources

As they watched the procession, lawmakers said the generational transition had potential consequences for Congress, as the House and Senate were losing most of their World War II-era veterans and that unique perspective on history.

"I knew right away what it was," Richard Gogan said recently, standing on the shoulder of Grawtown Road and pointing out the spot where, on his way home one June evening, he found a dead northern pine snake, a species whose presence here had potential consequences far beyond the merely herpetological.

He said that changes in the seas' seasons had potential consequences for life beneath the waves.

An intertwined influence of political context, environmental constraints, technical improvements, and social factors led to changes in mosquito abundance that had potential consequences on malaria and WNV transmission.

The crash also has potential consequences for the fortunes of a number of airports and military bases in the UK.

It would be odd if Threadneedle Street, with a mandate to promote monetary and financial stability, had nothing to say about a referendum that has potential consequences on both fronts.

"The movement toward becoming one nation that can invest and one nation that cannot invest has potential consequences for social and political stability down the road," said Michael Tanner, director of health and welfare studies at the Cato Institute, a conservative research group.

It also has potential consequences for toxicological aspects of these and similar nanoparticles.

The result obtained has potential consequences for all-optical processing and design of optical decision elements.

However, biocides add a significant cost to these fluids and has potential consequences to health, safety, and the environment.

The ambiguity of ECT's efficacy and its side effect profile means that the treatment outcomes have potential consequences for the experience of suffering in depression.