Sentence examples for vast consequences from inspiring English sources

Even small miscalculations, or unexpected events, can carry vast consequences.

Technology alone is a revolution with vast consequences for every sphere – business, public services, lifestyle and Government.

The Democratic report added that "the bill could have potentially vast consequences for consumers, the environment and climate change".

Given the potentially vast consequences of the issues it deals with, Markoff's book is often a lot duller to read than it should be.

As the strands of the plot converge, the book becomes a meditation on fate, free will, and the way that, in wartime, small choices can have vast consequences.

If he loses his gamble, the results of the referendum could have vast consequences for Italy and the whole of Europe.

Any decision not to act is itself a decision of vast consequence.

We privacy watchers and civil libertarians think this complacent response misses a deeply worrying political shift of vast consequence.

It was chosen by the American novelist, Richard Ford, who lauded Keegan's "patient attention to life's vast consequence and finality" and her "thrilling" and "sparkling" prose style.

The impacts of BTB infection are manifold: not only the losses due to the depopulation of herds and the social problems of removing cattle from small holdings, but also the vast economic consequences, particularly in the developing countries, that result from herd restrictions, disruptions to trade, and reduced agricultural productivity [ 2].

It has vast, harmful consequences.