Sentence examples for huge financial implications from inspiring English sources

Chronic wounds are relatively common and have huge financial implications.

That might not sound like a big difference, but the change had huge financial implications.

On October 1st the ten-year process of privatising the postal system begins, with huge financial implications.

And there are huge financial implications too: last year dementia is estimated to have cost the UK more than £23bn.

The performance was the A-qualifying standard for the world championships and is set to have huge financial implications for Jones.

As an indication of the huge financial implications for Mr. Jordan's marketing ambitions (and potential losses) in the basketball-crazy Chinese market, his legal team has built a Web site to make his case in the lawsuit.

There is also a huge financial implication, with the crisis costing the NHS [pdf] more than £170m a year.

All of this is not only morally imperative, but it has huge financial cost implications".

That is what a conscientious public servant does, especially when what is at stake is, as Hunt acknowledged, a huge financial transaction carrying serious implications for British democracy.

The level of this impact and its pervasiveness taken together with estimates of huge financial cost, have important implications for health policy in Europe.

"The financial implications are huge," said Avnita Bir, the principal of the R.N. Podar School in suburban Mumbai.