Sentence examples for of huge consequence from inspiring English sources

Both are "shattering cultural moments of huge consequence that are going to be with us for generations.

The shift will create new problems even as it solves others, but it heralds a change of huge consequence for China's hitherto unbalanced development.

Meidav, who has spent some time (it is unclear how much) in Sri Lanka, says in an author's note that while she has "conflated or invented" both history and geography -- moving the country's most sacred shrines around a bit to serve the plot -- she has also been informed by real-life factors of huge consequence, like the caste system, linguistic nationalism and ethnic warfare.

Carl Bernstein said that the two events were "shattering cultural moments of huge consequence that are going to be with us for generations" and that both were "about corruption at the highest levels, about the corruption of the process of a free society".

Aleppo was certainly a development of huge consequence in the context of six years of Syria's crisis, but it has merely set the stage for a new and likely far more dangerous phase of conflict.

And I was also taking the risk of huge consequences.

If we didn't have a regulated market we would end up with a completely unregulated underground market with stuff appearing that was literally made up in the backyard and all sorts of huge consequences".

In any event, he had the story first, and it is a story of obviously huge consequence.

The author of a book which criticises Chinese president Xi Jinping has said its publication has been suspended in Hong Kong, because its publisher was fearful of the "huge consequences" of its release, following the mysterious disappearance of five of the city's publishers in recent months.

Small changes in one part of the system can lead to huge consequences in a different part [ 34].

Today, the first 1922 edition, a text of huge historical consequence, stands as the shortest route to the author's intentions, despite numerous Joycean "misses in print".