Sentence examples for weighty implications from inspiring English sources

Now, there's a question that carries a storied history, and its answer has some weighty implications.

"Heavy," "plus-size," "corpulent" and "fleshy" all carry weighty implications in one sphere or another.

Big penalties for private creditors may also have weighty implications, because of the potential for a chain reaction — in which credit dries up for Ireland and for Portugal, which ran into fresh trouble when Moody's downgraded its debt last week.

These findings carry weighty implications.

Concerns over addiction and unsavory behavior related to sex and corruption, which carry weighty implications for companies invested in the region, have been rising since then.

Ambitious contemporaries like Walker Evans infused urban scenes with weighty political implications, but Burckhardt didn't.

The rapid growth, particularly coupled with the population shift to the Sun Belt in the last third of the 20th century, had weighty political implications.

As showdowns with weighty playoff implications go, it would be no understatement to say that the Atlanta Hawks' visit to the Izod Center on Wednesday night did not quite meet the sublime historical standard of Yankees-Red Sox, Oct. 2, 1978, spirited and entertaining as it was.

The single-sentence paragraph pretends to be weighty with significance, but the implication is different.

Maybe that's because the subject matter is so weighty and the implications so ponderous.

Zombies have long carried weighty cultural significance.