Sentence examples for resounding implications from inspiring English sources

Beyond this one unusual coincidence, the 50-mile rule has resounding implications.

The Kremlin's attack on the Presidential election, as it is described in the piece, is part genius and part juvenile, and it will have resounding implications for American democracy.

Sandy Alderson, Major League Baseball's executive vice president of operations, has recently applied pressure on the game's umpires to "hunt for strikes" and this creates resounding implications for the way baseball will be played for the rest of the season.

Mark Johnson of the Department of Energy's ARPA-E agency program commented at a conference that the grid is the "world's largest supply chain without a warehouse" -- a simple statement with resounding implications.

The loss of perfusion in the tissue microenvironment surrounding the implant has resounding implications to the health of the neural tissue and signal detected from this region.

Resounding silence.

A resounding no.

A resounding reason to go.

A boisterous and resounding no.

A resounding "yes" seems certain.

The media coverage was resounding.