Sentence examples for have deep consequences from inspiring English sources

George Bush has already welcomed Mr Berlusconi's support for his missile-defence plans.And the rioting in Genoa, though it was not due only to Italians, may well have deep consequences in the country.

That crescendo builds up, you are on your own and think you have to do something.' The journey of these two young Britons will have deep consequences for the region.

Yet the carefully constructed game plans have been spoiled by two dramas in recent days that are largely beyond Mr. Bush's control but could have deep consequences not only for the world but for his presidency: the standoff in China and a stock market that, to put it in the mildest of terms, is looking sick and making people feel sicker.

The observation of a positive ββ0ν signal, the unique signature of Majorana neutrinos, would have deep consequences in particle physics and cosmology.

The GLSEN survey comes on the heels of a new University of Michigan study, which found that the phrase "that's so gay" could have deep consequences for LGBT youth.

Whole genome duplications have deep consequences on genome organization.

Likewise, the load imposed on a cell by a heterologous circuit is affected by the availability of external resources, and, in the extreme, can lead to changes in cell fitness that can have deep consequence for circuit function and stability.

Some choices, whether they are made quickly or with much prayer and thought, have deeper consequences.

Pain during sex not only ruins the moment, it can have deeper consequences: fear of sex, lowered libido, and overall disconnect or loss of intimacy in a relationship.

This fragmentation of care has deep consequences for decision-making and healthcare spending but there is another growing problem – the diffusion of accountability.

This has deep consequences.