Sentence examples for with major implication from inspiring English sources
Biofilm of Candida tropicalis denote as a complex cellular congregation with major implication in pathogenesis.
Objectives: Extended liver resection is a situation with major implication of the gut liver axis.
Courts in other countries frequently decide cases with major implications for domestic politics.
"Taris" is a minor work with major implications, ones that he suggested in an underwater reverie in "L'Atalante".
The away section at the Reebok Stadium is sold out for a game with major implications for two clubs beset by relegation worry but dominated by one individual.
The International Institute for Environment and Development said in a report in November that African governments seem to have been signing away water rights for decades, with major implications for local communities.
For three months, the jury examined the evidence of 93 witnesses in a case with major implications for police credibility and community relations.
But the IEA also calculates the world is still on course for global warming of 2.7C before the end of the century, significantly above the danger threshold of 2C, with "major implications for us all".
Three such pesticides are subject to a two-year temporary ban throughout the European Union because of concerns that they are harming bee populations, with major implications for the pollination of plants and crops.
In another small but symbolically significant change under Russian control – though again with major implications for those directly affected – hundreds of Crimean heroin addicts issued with methadone have been told the replacement drug will no longer be made available to them.
"One of the lessons from the Great Financial Crisis is that large changes in prices and exchange rates, and the implied increased uncertainty about the position of some firms and some countries, can lead to increases in global risk aversion, with major implications for repricing of risk and for shifts in capital flows.
