Sentence examples for more dramatic consequences from inspiring English sources

"With demographic numbers piling up in future years, we potentially could have much more dramatic consequences than we've seen so far".

The 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora on the island of Sumbawa had more dramatic consequences, as the spring and summer of the following year (1816, known as "the year without a summer") were unusually cold over much of the world.

A bigger downgrade might have more dramatic consequences but doesn't seem (yet) to be on the rating agencies' agenda.While markets have not shown any signs of panic about the deadline yet, there are some interesting developments under the surface.

As recent geologic events go, few had more dramatic consequences than the formation of a land bridge between Central and South America 3 million years ago.

A simple model that considers the relative translation of the particles accounts for this behavior and reveals that translation has much more dramatic consequences than rotation on the conductivity and percolation of nanocomposites.

Furthermore, because progesterone and testosterone may oppose estrogen's effects [57], more dramatic consequences of genotype may have been seen in ovariectomized animals treated with estrogen.

For one thing, clinical trial data are open to interpretation and, potentially, individual discretion, so a lack of objectivity in analyzing those trials can have more dramatic scientific consequences.

Even more bizarre, and dramatic, consequences of the new attitude might lie ahead.

Malnutrition has dramatic consequences: more than one million children under five die every year in sub-Saharan Africa, with malnutrition being the direct or indirect cause.

This has had dramatic consequences for more expensive means of production, such as coal-tar extraction and ocean drilling.

Moreover, when a nuclear plant goes down, the consequences are more dramatic than when a wind turbine goes off-line; blackouts and power failures occur.