Sentence examples for have extended consequences from inspiring English sources

Lastly, if genetic variation in plants affects pollinator communities, then evolutionary processes in plants will probably have extended consequences on pollinators and the ecosystem services they provide.

Ecosystems dominated by one or a few species, such as seagrass meadows or algae stands, are particularly vulnerable, because the loss of genetic diversity resulting from population decline or fragmentation in key-species [ 49] may have extended consequences on the overall biodiversity and function of the community [ 50, 51].

Recent studies also indicate that the genotype of an individual plant can result in an extended phenotype, that is, a phenotype which has extended consequences at the community and ecosystem level [14].

We conclude that declines of large predators in coastal regions5 have extended throughout the global ocean, with potentially serious consequences for ecosystems5,6,7.

Rabinowitz [2] has extended this result by showing that bifurcation has global consequences.

Cuts in funds like the supported housing grant show how tackling abuse, and dealing with its consequences, has extended way beyond provision of refuges – and how that kind of wider intervention is at risk.

He and I are in agreement that social insurance has reduced the incentives for the procreation and rearing of children while science has extended longevity and that, as a consequence, the welfare state is bankrupt and can no longer sustain itself.

Understanding what his death does and doesn't mean has consequences extending far beyond one enemy combatant's demise.

While several of his acts as premier had consequences extending well beyond his term, today he is largely forgotten, though he experienced a brief resurgence in name recognition in 2007.

All of those shifts will have consequences that extend years, analysts say.

That means the management turmoil will likely have consequences that extend beyond Uber itself.