Sentence examples for has major consequences from inspiring English sources
And it has major consequences: pPluralism and all that follows from it – the idea of a legitimate opposition, checks and balances, reasonable compromise – is anathema to them.
"They didn't have any other examples, any models — who's ever heard of Bowdoin College?" Whatever the reasons, the choice frequently has major consequences.
That may seem like a question that could cause controversy only among musical theater fanatics, but the answer has major consequences for the New York theater's most important honor in box-office terms: the Tony Award for best new musical.
The only part of the narrative we hear from him is the beginning: a dinner party is disrupted by a woman in her thirties called Melinda and her unexpected appearance has major consequences for the smart middle-class New York couple giving the party.
Okinotorishima and Ferdinandea, both bedecked with names aplenty and wishful plaques, remain mirror images of each other: with one constantly on the verge of existing and the other continuously on the edge of extinction, they are in a class of two: ephemeral islands whose borderline existence has major consequences for the equally arbitrary zones of sovereignty drawn up around them.
Whether they are coming together by alliance or conquest, the once radically different corporate cultures of tech and Tinseltown are finding common ground.This has major consequences for media organisations in the United Kingdom as they try to operate on a global scale.
