Sentence examples for seriously negative implications from inspiring English sources

White House sources indicate that the Obama administration has made it clear to the Egyptian military that any large-scale repression would have seriously negative implications for the US-Egyptian relationship, presumably meaning severing US military aid and cooperation, which has amounted to $1.5 billion annually.

As a Special Assistant to former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell I became all too familiar with the seriously negative implications fracking has had on individuals and communities across the width and breadth of the Commonwealth, where under our watch the state engaged in fracking frenzy.

It continues to push countries down development trajectories that have seriously negative medium- and long-term implications.

For a developing country like Thailand to benefit optimally and be protected from the negative implications of international service trade, the following recommendations should be seriously considered: There is a need for a research package on health system and manpower development, and international trade and health systems.

Should inventions with negative implications not be developed?

If Scotland were to become a separate country that would have serious implications, I believe, for Scotland, and negative implications.

The Office for Budget Responsibility warns it could have negative implications for business and consumer confidence.

But it would also have very negative implications for the rest of the United Kingdom as well.

Of particular concern is that the word "old" has negative implications when it comes to employment.

High seat sales have some negative implications for vacation travelers who fly on discount airlines.

Anthropologists say tourism in its worst forms carries negative implications for the Himba.