Sentence examples for has frightening implications for from inspiring English sources
One possible explanation has frightening implications for the present.
There is perhaps nowhere better than the German countryside to see the dawning impact of Europe's plunge in fertility rates over the decades, a problem that has frightening implications for the economy and the psyche of the Continent.
That would have frightening implications for millions of people who are supposed to be served by the Social Security Administration, particularly the elderly and those who are disabled.
"The complete breakdown of the Air Force command and control over enough nuclear weapons to destroy several cities has frightening implications not only for the Air Force, but for the security of our entire nuclear weapons stockpile". The Air Force's Air Combat Command has ordered a stand-down for its bases next week to review procedures and prevent a repeat of the mistake.
And it has frightening implications, he said.
Fox News said the idea had "frightening implications" and raised the specter of government officials monitoring the nation's newsrooms.
His research seemed to have frightening implications: U.S. reliance on what was then called mutual assured destruction, or MAD, to stop a nuclear war suddenly appeared insufficient.
But the crisis is real, and its persistence has profound and frightening implications for children, society and the future of humankind.
It also has frightening prescience.
Cause it has implications for cutting costs.
