Sentence examples for have direct consequences from inspiring English sources

The outcome of the Vienna talks will have direct consequences at home for Rouhani.

The failings will have direct consequences at the CDC and NIH, but the fallout from the lapses will be felt far beyond the US.

This basso continuo thrums along, modulating doctors' actions and perceptions, while we make a steady stream of conscious medical decisions that have direct consequences for our patients.

"It won't necessarily lead to an early release or have direct consequences but at least this kind of prize will make the international community more aware of Ilham Tohti.

'Some parts of the continents are already losing substantial amounts of ice and others will in future - and that will have direct consequences for the rest of the planet.' David Astor memorial lecture David Astor was this newspaper's editor for 27 years from 1948 to 1975.

"It will have direct consequences for us in my general jail population and some of the problems I have here, because a lot of the people with these issues act out more, as you would expect, so that's a direct consequence".

"The lifting of the moratorium will undoubtedly lead to more scientific revelations that will have direct consequence for human and animal health".

The nature and magnitude of these bindings have direct consequence on drug delivery, pharmacokinetics, therapeutic efficacy and drug design and control.

The results showed considerable decrease in firefly luciferase activity in the mutant (pRΔEmIRF2F), suggesting that loss of PTB binding might have direct consequence with the IRES activity (Fig. 5B).

The distrust of Western medical workers has had direct consequences.

The "Sarrazin triangle" had direct consequences on Professor Allan's class enrollment that's how I knew about it.