Sentence examples for particularly large consequences from inspiring English sources

Analysts say it could have particularly large consequences for Tishman Speyer Properties and Blackrock Realty Advisors, who in 2006 bought the Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village complexes, which comprise 11,227 apartments on the East Side of Manhattan, for a record $5.4 billion.

Negative consequences of FIE will be particularly large for stocks that have been poorly managed in ecological and economic terms (Eikeset et al. 2013; Jørgensen and Zimmermann 2015) for a long period of time (Neubauer et al. 2013), and in such cases, it is critical that the ecological and evolutionary consequences of fishing are being carefully evaluated and mitigated.

"The problem we are addressing right now is that these buildings were built in many instances with not particularly large construction budgets on large, open pieces of land, and as a consequence, they become very attractive sites for redevelopment," Mr. Bentel said.

As a consequence of the gain control properties of LPTCs, these high-contrast features might have a particularly large influence on the cell response.

To gauge the consequences of air and water pollution, Currie and colleagues from the University of Chicago and UCLA examined data on newborns across Pennsylvania, a state that has seen a particularly large fracking boom.

Small innovations can end up having large consequences.

It was a particularly large mouthful.

Small changes in policy could have large consequences for nutrition.

Gains were particularly large for black professionals.

Small details elude Wheeler, perhaps with large consequences.

Again, a slightly different perspective with potentially large consequences.