Sentence examples for major negative consequences from inspiring English sources

"To stop the cooperation with the Hague tribunal or to postpone this cooperation would have had major negative consequences for the present and future of our country," Mr. Djindjic said.

In a statement sent to Congress in 2009, the meteorological society warned that the buildup of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would lead to "major negative consequences".

It also, of course, was having major negative consequences for Boeing's suppliers, who just happen to be some of the most important industrial companies in the U.S., at a time when the rest of their business is presumably slowing down.

Peter Miscall, Denver: Your column on the vanishing future is one more sign that the worst thing Reagan did for the U.S. was to show conservatives that they could jettison their long-held principle of a balanced budget with no major negative consequences.

It delineates major negative consequences and their undesirable interactive effects.

This evidence mostly refers to internal displacement and suggests that these experiences have major negative consequences for schooling outcomes.

However, radiation damage remains a major negative consequence of radiotherapy.

We show that it is possible to eliminate diplopia by selective degradation of the image in one eye without significantly impairing peripheral vision, thereby eliminating a major negative consequence of occlusion.

In apocalyptic language, the OECD warned this week of the consequences of what it called a major negative event emerging from the euro area, by which it means a chaotic breakup of the euro.

Taiwan: The Chinese have made it clear that if Taiwan were to declare its independence now, they would go to war against Taiwan, even though they fully understand that that would have major negative economic consequences for Beijing.

But Bourdieu's outlook has also had major and sometimes negative consequences for how we create and relate to culture.