Sentence examples for has extreme implications from inspiring English sources
Seconds later, however, it becomes overwhelmingly clear that the crash has extreme implications: The parties involved are Mark Webber, Romain Grosjean, and series leader Fernando Alonso.
Seconds later, however, it becomes overwhelmingly clear that the crash has extreme implications: The parties involved are Mark Webber, Romain Grosjean, and world leader Fernardo Alonzo.
Coombes Davies said the result could be law-changing and have extreme implications for public law in this area which dates back to the 1800s.
"He does have extreme views.
Don't have extreme expectations.
Perhaps the claim that people's xing is good, taken in isolation, implies that people will behave correctly if not interfered with, but in the context of Mencian philosophy more generally it cannot have such an extreme implication.
The conscious decision to search for extreme cases has negative implications on the generalizability of findings.
These findings highlight the importance of examining the validity of the stationarity assumption in extreme hydrological frequency analysis, which has great implications for the prediction of extreme hydrological events.
This degree of extreme bullish sentiment has bearish implications for WDC given the stock's poor technical performance.
