Sentence examples for have a massive implication from inspiring English sources

"It's a big result for us but I think the group is so wide open I don't think it'll have a massive implication on how the group will end," he said.

In this so-called "micro-currency" even a penny can have a massive financial implications.

"It's going to have huge implications for health, but we're also going to have a massive ability to predict disease status throughout people's lives," she said.

Did you have a massive party?

"You have a massive flight to safety".

You have a massive ego.

Such people have a massive cognitive impairment.

Whenever the debate about social security rages, so do the commenters harping on about how everyone in their street has a "massive fucking telly" – the implication being that they claim benefits, ergo, the complainants' taxes paid for their plasma screen.

She has a massive, massive serve.

It has a massive job.

"Leon has had a massive journey.