Sentence examples for immense consequences from inspiring English sources

Bork's defeat had immense consequences because Reagan ultimately nominated Anthony Kennedy to fill that seat.

The real question is, why did that one event have such immense consequences?

Over the years, hundreds of results have been published that assume the truth of the hypothesis, but a proof of the conjecture would have immense consequences.

The world is knit together as never before with a cat's cradle of trade, which has already had immense consequences and will have many more.

In this he both spoke for and gave a huge boost to this exceptionalism, with immense consequences that have reached far beyond the courts.

The shift these magazines represented from preponderant text to preponderant pictures was a subtle kind of revolution that has had immense consequences.

Violating sovereignty is a matter of immense consequence and gravity.

As the main political parties lie in disarray, the dissident, who takes upon her own conscience the burden of political responsibility and action, rather than placing it upon professional politicians, has suddenly become a figure of immense consequence in America.

He has negotiated agreements of immense consequence on the fly, making them up as he goes along and always pushing for closure, betting on himself and the deal in hand at two o'clock in the morning.

Although some of the reforms traditionally attributed to the Taika era probably occurred later, it is well-established that changes of immense consequence occurred during this period—a considerable number of them in the first year and even the first days of Kōtoku's reign.

When an election becomes in effect a referendum on xenophobia or racism as Brexit was, and as the US election is we are at a moment of immense consequence.