Sentence examples for massive implication from inspiring English sources

"It's a big result for us but I think the group is so wide open I don't think it'll have a massive implication on how the group will end," he said.

"That has massive, massive implications," Walsh said.

A race with massive implications for GB.

And I think that has massive implications for the war on drugs.

Unemployment in Africa is a critical issue with massive implications for the continent's economies.

But for those earning just above the £44,000 mark, it will have massive implications.

It has massive implications for families and society as a whole.

If we stay in Europe, there are implications; if we leave Europe, there are massive implications," he said.

"Deciding whether to have the test is really huge because it has massive implications if the test is positive," says Ben, a racing car mechanic.

"This has happened very quickly, with no debate about or proper scrutiny of a decision with massive implications for local democracy.

He says Amazon has "raised customer expectations" beyond a sustainable level and its plans for one hour deliveries in cities such as London "has massive implications for the supply chain".