Sentence examples for this could have grave consequences from inspiring English sources

This could have grave consequences for Israeli strategic calculations about Iran's burgeoning nuclear capability.

The fallout from Trump's tweet could have grave consequences for national security.

The entente at Red Bull unraveled in Malaysia, however, and it could have grave consequences for the team.

It was simply implied and quickly understood that certain words strung together in a particular order could have grave consequences.

The letter to David Cameron, leaked to The Daily Telegraph, warned that "draconian" reductions in military funding could have "grave consequences" for the Government.

The fact that the court did not act to make same-sex marriage the law of the land could have grave consequences for gay couples in the south.

The looming marginalisation of the Kaczynskis on the Polish political scene could have grave consequences for the Tories' alliance of Eurosceptics as well.

If you answered yes to the first question but no to the second, you are reinforcing a "damsel in distress" syndrome that could have grave consequences for our economy.

The two countries have fought three wars since the violent partition of British India in 1947, but a fourth could have grave consequences given that both now possess nuclear missiles.

"Lending granted on that basis could have grave consequences for the industry's ability to weather weaker economic conditions," he said in a text of his speech to the Independent Community Bankers of America.

At the US State Department conference on Arctic issues held in Anchorage, the president promoted renewable energy, called out climate change deniers, and warned that inaction on the issue could have grave consequences.