Sentence examples for have catastrophic implications from inspiring English sources
The fact that cotton is often grown to the exclusion of other crops could have catastrophic implications this winter.
And as the IEA's chief economist Fatih Birol put it: "Everybody, even the school children, knows that this will have catastrophic implications for all of us".
A Jordanian government spokesman warned last week that the move would have "catastrophic implications on several levels, including the regional situation" warning it could also affect bilateral relations with the US.
After devising a bank rescue plan that has now been endorsed by European and American officials -- and sent global stocks soaring -- he is being celebrated worldwide and has revived his political career PAGE A6 COTTON IS KING IN TAJIKISTAN The fact that cotton is often grown to the exclusion of other crops in Tajikistan could have catastrophic implications for the country this winter.
Late last year, Fatih Birol, the chief economist for the International Energy Agency, said that current levels of consumption "put the world perfectly on track for a six-degree Celsius rise in temperature.... Everybody, even schoolchildren, knows this will have catastrophic implications for all of us".
Cllr Sue Lloyd-Williams, who represents the area most affected, said the plans would have "catastrophic implications" for the landscape.
"There's an increasing understanding that the epidemic has catastrophic implications in many developing countries," Julian Fleet, a senior adviser on law and ethics at the United Nations AIDS agency, said in a telephone interview from Geneva.
But while there was great relief that this "gentle giant" hadn't fallen prey to poachers, news of his death on Friday has catastrophic implications: there are now only six of this particular subspecies of rhino in existence.
"If the Unions in the coming weeks do not approve the competitions, through regulatory process," wrote Craig, "it will no doubt destroy European rugby and have catastrophic financial implications for Celtic and Italian rugby".
"If the Unions in the coming weeks do not approve the competitions, through regulatory process, it will no doubt destroy European rugby and have catastrophic financial implications for Celtic and Italian rugby".
21 Our research suggests that at least some personal breathalysers available for sale to the public are not always sufficiently sensitive to test safety to drive after drinking alcohol, where use of inaccurate information from breathalysers thought to be accurate could have catastrophic safety implications for drivers.
