Sentence examples for long-running implications from inspiring English sources

Hollywood has learned the hard way that besmirching China's image on-screen can have long-running implications for the many arms of a modern media conglomerate.

Though short-lived, the threat to Cyprus's small depositors still led markets to falter on concerns about the wider implications for Europe's long-running debt crisis.

NICOSIA, Cyprus — Leaders in Cyprus and Brussels scrambled Monday to contain the fallout from an unprecedented effort to force ordinary bank depositors in this crisis-hit nation to pay for part of an international bailout, as stock markets faltered on concerns about the wider implications for Europe's long-running debt crisis.

How the justices decide the long-running case, Ziglar v. Abbasi, could have profound implications for the incoming administration, whose soon-to-be chief executive clinched the presidency on promises that he'd mass-deport millions of undocumented immigrants, ban Muslims from entering the country and bring back torture for terrorism suspects.

The international pharmaceutical industry and global relief organizations have been scrutinizing this long-running case, aware that the ruling would have profound implications for their work.

With his family based in London, did he think about the implications of being signed up to a long-running US TV series (he is contracted for six seasons)?

The company's chief financial officer, Susan Panuccio, said $4.5bn had been repatriated to the US parent company in two transactions – one as a result of a separation of the News businesses, which had no tax implications, and one a "repatriation" of an $838m tax refund it received after a long-running dispute, upon which Panuccio said it was also not liable to pay tax.

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This debate is long-running.