Sentence examples for massive consequences for from inspiring English sources

We had two enormous bubbles in the last decade, with massive consequences for the allocation of resources.

Not only does it mean that destruction and damage continue almost unabated, but it has massive consequences for how we understand ourselves.

Should the scheduled amendments be adopted in the current form, it would cause a renunciation of this decades-long established practice with massive consequences for refugee protection".

2.37pm BST Richard Latham reports Somerset all out for 438 and Derbyshire require 244 to win a game that could have massive consequences for both teams.

Governments may have signalled an end to the fossil fuel era, with massive consequences for industry, global security, financial markets and public health, Al Gore and other business leaders have said.

The Lagan Valley MP said: "We really do not want to see the institutions placed under threat, but I think that if Sinn Féin block the welfare reform bill that has massive consequences for the politics of Northern Ireland.

A work of massive consequence for the universe that is so self-important it will go unread by everyone.

The magazine and its readers have championed the idea that the way we choose to eat has massive consequences, first for us as individuals, but also for our communities and ultimately for the sustainability of food production on the whole planet.

But it has massive consequences.

"Residential real-estate values dropped, and the debt-equity ratio was so high that there were massive economic consequences for the nation.

And at any given point it seems crazy that what is on the face of it, without realising the full legal consequences, a fairly trivial issue of exchanging speeding points with your wife can spin into this massive, devastating set of consequences for family, for career and for everything you really care about.