Sentence examples for serious financial implications from inspiring English sources

The performance of "Survivor" also has serious financial implications for the networks.

He warned that the club faced serious financial implications if they were prevented from using the "Posh" name on merchandising.

In a later statement Sandoval cited "serious financial implications" of the expansion and called on Congress to "ease the serious burdens it places on the states".

A week later, he introduced legislation to delay a new payment model that industry analysts said could have serious financial implications for the company.

As an executive at a competing network noted, any drop in the powerhouse status of "Millionaire" could have serious financial implications for ABC, which has charged advertisers huge prices for the show.

Being a mother (or a father) as a postdoc also has serious financial implications.

The goal is to find a platform that comes with all the features you need to scale up over time, but without having a serious financial implication for your business.

Early kick detection is important to reduce the possibility of well blowouts, which have serious safety and financial implications in deepwater drilling.

Should National continue to outpace its larger neighbor, it could have serious financial and safety implications for the entire region, they say.

She says there are serious concerns that there will be financial implications and that the government should confirm, in due course, how it intends to deal with that.

This is especially true of more serious complaints, which may have considerable financial implications.