Sentence examples for massive repercussions from inspiring English sources

Love them or hate them, what they thought, what they did and how they did it had massive repercussions beyond their own time and place.

(a) 20, (b) 10 million, (c) 100 million or (d) an infinite amount of seeds (also causing massive repercussions in terms of budget).

It is no exaggeration to say that victory in this game, however unlikely, could have massive repercussions for a club fighting for its share of public affection in the same catchment area as Manchester United and Manchester City.

At an Oculus Connect event this week, Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg announced a small change to the Oculus Rift, his company's virtual reality headset, which will have massive repercussions for the technology over the next year of its life.

Overcoming language barriers will be a watershed in global interconnection processes, with massive repercussions.

A simple mistake, but one that can have massive repercussions, obviously.

Using 2001 cohort data, they compared those who had been born on weekdays with those born at weekends and found that the latter – whose mothers had had no midwife support and were less likely to breastfeed – not only had worse health but poorer cognition, thus exposing "the massive, unexpected repercussions of money-saving in healthcare", says Pearson.

Restructuring the concept of physical asset ownership to include programmatic contracts may seem like a subtle change, but it's one which could conceivably have massive structural repercussions and unlock enormous amounts of currently untapped potential.

Recent emergences of rabies highlight the risks posed, including massive economic repercussions and need for continuous public health and veterinary staff mobilization, from inadvertent introductions if effective surveillance and response measures are not in place [9,11,20].

On an all new episode of our VICELAND series PAYDAY, we head to Alberta, Canada's Fort McMurray to meet an oil worker, a dog sledder, an exotic dancer, and a boxer as they face the repercussions a massive wild fire has had on their lives and their jobs.

In particular, if large numbers of EVs are charging at roughly the same hour of day — and that time of day is likely to be when people get home from work, which is when electricity use spikes already — the repercussions could be massive.