Sentence examples for has immense consequences from inspiring English sources

In this conservative Orthodox Jewish neighborhood, the gender you are assigned at birth has immense consequences for how you live your life.

Bork's defeat had immense consequences because Reagan ultimately nominated Anthony Kennedy to fill that seat.

The world is knit together as never before with a cat's cradle of trade, which has already had immense consequences and will have many more.

Over the years, hundreds of results have been published that assume the truth of the hypothesis, but a proof of the conjecture would have immense consequences.

Ms. Schmalz said the two Connecticut groups believed that the Broadwater proposal had immense consequences for Long Island Sound and the region as soon as it was announced, in November 2004.

The shift these magazines represented from preponderant text to preponderant pictures was a subtle kind of revolution that has had immense consequences.

Through their involvement in the horrors of the African slave trade, Europeans also produced forced migrations of nonwhite peoples that had immense consequences in the Old and New Worlds.

Yes, this will have immense consequences for the Westminster drama: not only for David Cameron, who bet the farm and lost; but also for Jeremy Corbyn who conspicuously failed to deliver the Labour heartlands.

Whether we commit our forces to attack Iraq as part of a United Nations-authorized coalition or whether we go it alone could have immense consequences for our security and for future peace and stability in the Persian Gulf and the Middle East and beyond.

How will she deal with the myriad of cases on such questions as antitrust, bankruptcy, environmental regulation, securities regulation and so on, that have immense consequences and that require some real technical expertise expertise that she has acquired nowhere in her career?

As a consequence, RNAi has immense potential as a novel therapeutic approach in cancer targeted therapy.