Sentence examples for with massive consequences from inspiring English sources

We had two enormous bubbles in the last decade, with massive consequences for the allocation of resources.

Should the scheduled amendments be adopted in the current form, it would cause a renunciation of this decades-long established practice with massive consequences for refugee protection".

And it's the college guide and college-ranking industries, the latter inaugurated as a fateful gimmick, with massive consequences, by a second-tier news magazine.

Governments may have signalled an end to the fossil fuel era, with massive consequences for industry, global security, financial markets and public health, Al Gore and other business leaders have said.

If no deal is reached on jurisdiction the US says it will pull all of its soldiers out after 2014, with massive consequences for security and aid.

The decision of the ICC judges on whether to charge Bashir is expected in days or weeks with massive consequences for Darfur, Sudan and Africa in general.

And in a decision with potentially massive consequences, the general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board ruled on Tuesday that McDonald's is the "joint employer" for workers at its franchised stores — meaning the corporation will no longer be able to brush off workers' complaints (and lawsuits) by putting all the blame on its franchisees.

These are massive questions with monumental consequences, but they're not the kind to capture the public imagination, at least not in Britain.

Methane mischief: misleading commentary published in Nature A catastrophic release of the potent greenhouse gas methane in the Arctic could cause a sudden warming with massive economic consequences says a commentary published in the esteemed scientific journal Nature Wednesday.

But it has massive consequences.

Injury is a truly global health issue with massive societal and economic consequences.