Sentence examples for has many consequences from inspiring English sources

This bold selection has many consequences.

This simple fact has many consequences, and the authors have a compelling account of the three phases undergone in traditional baking.

The stress can lead to mental and physical health problems, says Stickland: "Being in debt is a miserable experience and it has many consequences on life other than your finances".

The inhomogeneous character of composites has many consequences regarding their behaviour.

Theorem 2.2 has many consequences whose certain of them are recited in what follows.

He added: "Military intervention in Syria has many consequences and will affect the whole world.

In prose, as much as poetry, the Great War had many consequences.

It has had many consequences, big and small, including a universal but unofficial code for what is no longer acceptable.

A vote to quit the European Union would have many consequences for the UK, some more apparent than others.

The introduction of £9,000 fees has had many consequences – but an unintended one has been the impact on students' perception of scholarship, says this frustrated academic.

Failed projects have many consequences, including financial losses, negative press, loss of customer trust, and loss of competitive advantage.