Sentence examples for wider consequences for the from inspiring English sources

After almost 100 years in operation, Europe's second-biggest blast furnace shut with the loss of 1,700 jobs and wider consequences for the struggling local economy.

The German government came close to taking this decision in 2012, but pulled back; Mrs Merkel was worried about the wider consequences for the euro zone.

For the first time in at least a generation, a cabinet minister last month said that officials who place IT contracts should bear in mind the wider consequences for British industry.

In turn, this has wider consequences for housing and wider society, and would exacerbate the generational wealth divide that already exists.

It is reported to lead to a loss of many billions of dollars of annual economic benefits [5], [6], creates significant environmental damage through the use of unsustainable fishing practices [7] and has wider consequences for food supply [8].

"I don't think people have realised the danger we now have of setting up flood ghettos and a collapse in asset values, with wider consequences for UK PLC".

In this study, we have examined the genome-wide consequences for translational efficiency of simultaneously eliminating eIF4G2 and depleting eIF4G1 from yeast cells.

A growing rabbit population had drastic island-wide consequences for native vegetation and functions that the plants support, including effects on native herbivores and soil protection (Bergstrom et al. 2009).

Nato, too, has to wake up to the fact that it faces a catastrophic failure with very wide consequences for its own future, unless it can start working like an integrated military alliance, rather than a hotchpotch of the committed and the half-hearted.

In a recent speech, Wim Duisenberg, the ECB's president, admitted that this will have "deep and wide-ranging consequences" for the ECB.

This has wide ranging consequences for the status of forms in several respects.