Sentence examples for long-lasting implications from inspiring English sources

After he ruled, an angry Republican legislator said there would be long-lasting implications for Howell's legislative agenda.

But where Rosamund's Octavia in The Millstone had a congenital heart defect that was addressed by surgery, Anna's condition has far more wide-ranging and long-lasting implications.

Who wins in the Australian house of representatives on Saturday is set to have long-lasting implications for the house of Windsor.

Simultaneously, a perpetual "war on terror" has infused within that world a culture of fear and anxiety, along with surveillance policies that will have long-lasting implications.

WASHINGTON: The disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul will have long-lasting implications for the region and especially for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

3). We are in an era in which human activities are significantly impacting Earth's geology -- and human actions have long-lasting implications.

She was a little sore on it this morning, but there will be no long lasting implications".

He added: "Decisions taken [by governments] about the energy sector have very long lasting implications, and not just for this sector, but across the whole economy, and they have environmental and social impacts".

While both Clinton and Trump face the same set of constraints, how they choose to tackle these challenges is sure to have long lasting implications.

On a macro level these can be viewed as policy shifts with long lasting implications, as was the case in Tampa Bay.

I still believe a decent outcome in Iraq, if you achieve it, will have long-lasting, positive implications for you and the entire Arab world, although the price has been way too high.