Sentence examples for immense repercussions from inspiring English sources

Letting slip the dogs of war would have immense repercussions.

News of Britain's defeat reached Europe at the end of June, 1741 and had immense repercussions.

If more individuals, organizations, governments and institutions shifted their focus -- or at least dedicated more of their efforts -- to decreasing gender inequity and increasing women's economic empowerment, the results would have immense repercussions not only in the global economy but also in social and political matters all across the world.

There are huge repercussions".

"We are on the verge of a huge political scandal that could have immense political repercussions," said Vitaly I. Konovalyuk, a member of Parliament who leads the commission.

A quarter of a century's worth of work with pacifist organizations confirmed Rustin's belief in direct action -- that principle had to be found in practice, a belief with immense social repercussions, as Gandhi had demonstrated in India.

Shostak and his colleagues have also noted that making contact with intelligent alien life will have immense political repercussions here on Earth.

Congratulations to the three Mau Mau Kenyan torture victims who recently won a landmark victory of immense global repercussions against their former colonizers, the UK.

Hollywood's failure to swell the picket line has had immense and instant repercussions.

The sense of disappointment that stretched from the MGM Grand Garden Arena around the world after Floyd Mayweather skittered and poked his way to victory over Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas this month was immense – and the repercussions might ripple for a while yet.

Kongo did not die but she experienced immense pain and urinal repercussions in the aftermath of the intrusion.