Sentence examples for very considerable consequences from inspiring English sources

In Canada these American events had very considerable consequences.

Whatever the judgment one reaches here, this sort of literature is a high-wire act with very considerable consequences for success and failure.

Spinal pain is very common and has considerable consequences for the individual (e.g. loss of employment, disability) as well as increased health care costs.

As a consequence, there developed a very considerable amount of excess capacity in the manufacturing sector of the underdeveloped countries pursuing such policies.

It is, therefore, obvious that impairment caused by glaucomatous field loss requires loss of a very considerable proportion of normal function and has large consequences if bilateral, and that field loss is a very important part of the visual burden caused by glaucoma.

The result was a very considerable quantity of caught fish.

In particular, the long-term consequences for our place in the world are very considerable indeed.

In reality, a very considerable accumulation of stored manufactures is an attendant condition, an inevitable consequence, of the present vast and delicate division of labour.

Very considerable improvement in performance.

This fact has considerable consequences for humanitarian programming.

Results demonstrate considerable consequences of the limitations.