Sentence examples for vast repercussions from inspiring English sources

Without the waivers, agreeing to settle charges of securities fraud "might have vast repercussions affecting the ability of a firm to continue to stay in business," he said.

It is extraordinary, pacing Sheffield Hallam's rows of Victorian houses, with sweeping views of the Peak District beyond, to think the composition of Britain's next government with potentially vast repercussions for economic, foreign and social policy could be decided on the whim of a few thousand disgruntled Tykes.Thus does the personal and particular intervene in the grand sweep of democracy.

The ability to have your phone tie to your healthcare record and track medical metrics will have vast repercussions.

As the largest telecom equipment manufacturer in the world, Huawei's response could have vast repercussions for the deployment of 5G networks.

Because of Freud, we take for granted that our early childhood has vast repercussions in adult life, and that only by giving serious consideration to our family drama can we reach a sufficient degree of psychological health.

There are huge repercussions".

Analysts have warned the government of potentially vast and violent repercussions, in Palestine and throughout the region, if Mr Arafat is ousted.

"MDR disease in all its forms is an out-of-control problem with potentially vast and devastating repercussions for global public health," they say.

"Violence against children is vast and its repercussions can be irreversible.

The wrongs done emerge from the muddled ethics typical of domestic quarrels, but their repercussions are vast.

In addition, the political repercussions are vast, and some think the coalition government of Prime Minister David Cameron is in peril.