Sentence examples for have considerable repercussions from inspiring English sources
This will have considerable repercussions for the Tunisian economy.
The cryptically romantic movement, centred on Pier Francesco Mola, Pietro Testa, and Salvator Rosa, was more important and, together with the landscapes of Gaspard Dughet, was to have considerable repercussions in the 18th century.
It would have considerable repercussions for compensation practice from 1956 onwards.
As energy is the crucial foundation of almost all human activities, a profound change in the underlying energy system will have considerable repercussions on the structure of our society, economy, and even political power.
Jointly these estimates imply that the taxonomic and nomenclatural problems in public sequence databases are more far-reaching than previously assumed and that this has considerable repercussion on sequence-based species identification.
The states have considerable autonomy.
"It could have considerable practicality".
Both answers have considerable plausibility.
Ms. Quinn has considerable virtues.
Mr. Obama has considerable challenges.
Libonati has considerable challenges ahead.
