Sentence examples for with vast consequences from inspiring English sources

Technology alone is a revolution with vast consequences for every sphere – business, public services, lifestyle and Government.

In the cases of Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton, the Justice Department ultimately decided not to pursue charges, but the process of investigating the accusations produced underlying facts with vast consequences: they gave rise to congressional proceedings that laid the grounds for impeachment.

Without the moon, gravitational perturbations from other planets, notably nearby Venus and massive Jupiter, would greatly disturb Earth's axial tilt, with vast consequences for the planet's climate.

This slow denouement will mean an extremely violent civil war that will burn for quite some time, with vast humanitarian consequences and multiple unintended effects.

Given the potentially vast consequences of the issues it deals with, Markoff's book is often a lot duller to read than it should be.

Even small miscalculations, or unexpected events, can carry vast consequences.

The decision whether to praise or punish a single child may have vast consequences".

This dramatic post-1960s shint in law, policy, and ideology had vast consequences for American children.

Jerry Brown was governor when Californians passed Proposition 13, ostensibly an anti-tax measure but in reality a fundamental constitutional change with vast, and mostly unforeseen, consequences.

But with vast sums of taxpayer money already committed to efforts to recover from the financial crisis, Germany, the bloc's largest economy, warned that excessive government obligations could also create unintended consequences.

It has vast, harmful consequences.