Sentence examples for with huge consequences from inspiring English sources

It would have been a political disaster with huge consequences".

This was a neocon-inspired speech with huge consequences for the freedoms of ordinary British Muslims.

"We just had an election in the U.S. with huge consequences for policy," she said.

A failure of those talks could still lead to a Greek exit from the single currency, with huge consequences for the rest of the euro zone.

Scotland Yard's call centre often made errors with "huge consequences" – sometimes fatal – in assessing the seriousness of incidents and passing information to officers.

"I am very afraid that the country is heading for a massive social upheaval with huge consequences for public safety and order.

"At Christmas 1997, the female workforce would outnumber the male workforce for the first time in recorded history, a development with such huge consequences that it has, of course, never been debated, directly legislated for in parliament or discussed in a general election campaign".

However, if you're dealing with something that you're pretty familiar with -- or that doesn't have huge consequences -- go with your gut.

The failure of SIS to achieve their assigned functions could result in huge consequences with respect to both (i) the safety of the monitored system (relating to the SIS safety integrity) as well as (ii) its production availability due to false trips (relating to the SIS operational integrity).

The gap between rich and poor widened with every passing year and with huge social consequences.

"This is a big deal with huge potential consequences for U.S. strategic interests in a vital region".