Sentence examples for pretty serious implications from inspiring English sources
Steffen said future rainfall decreases of even 10% would have "pretty serious" implications for urban water supplies due to the reduced flow of water into catchments.
There are some fairly serious implications to this.
That Africa-China affinity is actually coming to have pretty serious geopolitical implications now – but you'd have to have been a phenomenal analyst to predict that 40 years ago from the cinema tastes of African-Americans.
Many House Republicans were already furious that the Senate agreed on Friday to cut the president's tax cut in half without telling them in advance, and Republican officials described tensions between the chambers as "pretty serious," with implications for the future.
"Felony convictions have some pretty serious job implications for someone in Mr. Erzinger's profession, and that entered into it," he told the paper.
The district attorney in the case charged Erzlinger with two misdemeanors instead of a felony, noting that "felony convictions have some pretty serious job implications for someone in Mr. Erzinger's profession".
And, as previously discussed, the implications of high pixel density for text and photos are pretty serious.
Since almost all big inward investments involve a package of government aid, the IDAB's enforced idleness is a pretty good indicator of a drastic slowing of foreign investment into Britain.This change has serious implications for the British economy.
This has serious implications.
The stoppage has serious implications.
