Sentence examples for the weighty consequences from inspiring English sources

For all the weighty consequences of its operation, the Emperor's Club had a homespun quality.

So far as the NHS is concerned, the Francis enquiry [ 33] exposed the weighty consequences of failing to ensure the public accountability of healthcare providers.

Constructing such a system, which would require modifying or abandoning the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty with Russia, could have weighty consequences for America's security and relations with other nuclear powers.

Clearly, Hamas has validation for its belligerent stance against a repressive Israel, but its incendiary, lethal rhetoric has weighty consequences that are part of the conundrum.

Social disruption has weighty consequences for offenders, or in the case of (young) children, their caretakers.

It will have weighty consequences for 300m-plus people who now use the new currency—and may inspire similar experiments elsewhere.In this section Why Gerhard Schröder has gone out on a limb Back to square one A new balance Unusually tight End of an era?

The weightier issue is to do with the war.

They soon understand the weighty significance of the prom.

For all the weighty material, Mr. Obama had a disarming touch.

That's the weighty question addressed by the prestigious Pew Charitable Trust.

Edward Gibbon, apparently misunderstanding Guibert, thought the nickname came "from the weighty strokes of his axe".