Sentence examples for has deep consequences from inspiring English sources
This fragmentation of care has deep consequences for decision-making and healthcare spending but there is another growing problem – the diffusion of accountability.
This has deep consequences.
The discovery of organic carbon molecules being also taken up by Prochlorococcus has deep consequences in ecological terms.
Moreover, our understanding of northern refugial biodiversity has deep consequences for conservation.
Finally, it is also interesting how additional BTN1 deletion normalizes PtdIns accumulation in psd1-Δ cells, raising the issue of whether lack of Btn1p has deeper consequences in the regulation of the phospholipid biosynthetic pathway.
The observation of a positive ββ0ν signal, the unique signature of Majorana neutrinos, would have deep consequences in particle physics and cosmology.
That crescendo builds up, you are on your own and think you have to do something.' The journey of these two young Britons will have deep consequences for the region.
George Bush has already welcomed Mr Berlusconi's support for his missile-defence plans.And the rioting in Genoa, though it was not due only to Italians, may well have deep consequences in the country.
Ahead of Georgia Southern's matchup with Arkansas State on Saturday, which could have deep consequences in the Sun Belt standings, Lunsford is going door to door at sororities and fraternities staging mini pep rallies at chapter meetings to turn out fans.
Yet the carefully constructed game plans have been spoiled by two dramas in recent days that are largely beyond Mr. Bush's control but could have deep consequences not only for the world but for his presidency: the standoff in China and a stock market that, to put it in the mildest of terms, is looking sick and making people feel sicker.
There is a serious ambiguity in the meaning of "adaptation"; which meaning is in play has had deep consequences for both the group selection debates and the species selection debates (Lloyd 2001).
