Sentence examples for has severe implications for from inspiring English sources
"This judgment also has severe implications for the public purse, not just due to appeals, but also future legal aid bills.
"The inevitable result is that loans keep growing, and therefore so does... the probability of a major crisis that... also has severe implications for the real economy".
The story does not mention that the lack of rule of law, including the lack of due process in China, often has severe implications for the business community.
This finding has severe implications for future experimental design in the fields of psychophysics, electrophysiology and neuroimaging.
This lack of reliability in final examinations not only infringes on statistical test standards but also has severe implications for the professional development and life of a vast number of students.
The scream uttered by Buffy to destroy The Gentlemen has severe implications for them although it has no real meaning.
Its failure to reopen would have had "severe implications" for North-South ties, he said.
Such a shift, if it takes place, would have severe implications for hopes of a consensual peace between Israelis and Palestinians, and for wider regional stability.
"Coral reefs are sensitive to even small changes in ocean temperature and a 1C rise would have severe implications for the Great Barrier Reef and Ningaloo reef.
