Sentence examples for would be serious for from inspiring English sources

Scientists are agreed that an overall rise of 2C in world temperatures would be serious for food production, species loss and freshwater supplies.

But with three other speeding offenses in the previous 14 months, he faced the loss of his license for a year and told his wife there would be serious consequences for his hopes, ultimately successful, to win a parliamentary seat in a general election in 2005.

Either would be serious competition for the Miami Beach facility, which each year hosts Art Basel.

Putin said there would be "serious consequences" for Russia-Turkish relations.

If the companies did not comply, the Libyan officials warned, there would be "serious consequences" for their oil leases, according to a State Department summary of the meeting.

"If JAL were to stop flying, there would be serious repercussions for Japan's economy," and it would disrupt travel to and from other countries, Mr. Maehara told reporters Thursday.

It is incredible that Kong Quan, China's ambassador to France, has said that there would be "serious consequences" for Chinese-French relations if President Nicolas Sarkozy of France meets the Dalai Lama.

For most of the television business — the segment that relies on advertising — that would be serious cause for concern because ad sales are almost always based on a target age of 25 to 54, and Fox News, for the last two years, has had a median age of 65-plus in its ratings both for the full day and for prime time.