The turmoil at the company, once Russia's largest crude oil producer, has broad consequences because it is slowing Russia's overall growth in oil output at a time when global supplies are tight.
The issue has broad consequences for the millions of buyers of foreclosed homes, some of whom might not have clear title to their bargain property.
As John Grandin, et al, writes in an article in the 1992 Northeast Conference Report, I believe that it is imperative that we adopt the view that a foreign language is "a communication tool to facilitate other areas of study, of which literature is just one example". This view, once taken, has broad consequences for the design of the curriculum.
Such a predisposition for liberty has broad consequences for the understanding of everyday life in a liberal democracy.
The new version of the metaphorical policy has broad consequences, what I have called systemic causation (that goes beyond the immediate local situation) as opposed to direct causation (in this case applying just to the immediate case of Assad's use of sarin).
In addition, the GO analysis indicates that loss of Ess1 activity has broad consequences in the cell resulting in a functionally diverse set of genetic interactions.
Should Hadi be pushed out, it'll likely have broad consequences: Hadi had proven himself a loyal ally in the fight against al-Qaeda's much-feared branch in Yemen, al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).
He writes that he feared that if the majority opinion stands, it "will likely have broad consequences, such as preempting methods for whole-genome sequencing".
Mr. Khadr's predicament has broader consequences.
The F.T.C. said it expected the settlement to have broad consequences for the Web industry.
The discovery, though made in yeast cells, could have broad consequences should it prove true of people too, because it identifies a cellular pathway -- and possible drug target -- by which caloric restriction works.
