Sentence examples for has severe repercussions from inspiring English sources

The requirement for nutrients and energy has severe repercussions on the ecology of deer.

For instance, winter browsing of plants by mammals has severe repercussions for fitness during the juvenile stage and was linked to greater defense of juveniles in a review of 37 woody species [ 27].

The Pakistani airstrikes in the past few days also had severe repercussions on the ground.

The extinction of wild elephants will have severe repercussions on entire ecosystems".

For most families, perhaps, this would be a rather inconsequential loss, but this had severe repercussions for us.

In a country that's already facing economic uncertainty over Brexit, the dismantling of Saudi ties could have severe repercussions.

There is much mining-related industrial activity on the Copperbelt, and a major downturn in mining activity would have severe repercussions for the area as a whole.

In December 1986, the first government memo on the new pathogen warned that it might have "severe repercussions to the export trade and possibly also for humans" and thus all news of it was to be kept "confidential".

But now the area around Xiongxian County has become another example of the frothiness and unpredictability of the Chinese property market — a market that many experts warn could have severe repercussions for China and the world if it stumbles.

The combination of rising production and falling demand has contributed to a "watershed year" for the industry in 2014, according to a separate report from BP, which will have severe repercussions for the North Sea in the coming years.

California's most recent fiscal crisis had severe repercussions on higher education; since 2001, the U.C. system, for example, has had its budgets cut by five hundred million dollars, raised fees by five hundred million, and offered salaries ten per cent lower than those at other universities.