Sentence examples for would be severe for from inspiring English sources

And he noted that the consequences of losing the case would be severe for the city.

Tiger Woods called for tough penalties on golf-doping cheats and said the public dishonor would be severe for violating the new testing program set to start in 2008.

Marion McKeone, also of Save The Children in Lebanon, said that although the storm was harsh, weather conditions in the Bakaa Valley would be severe for the next four months.

If the Americans should suddenly withdraw or downgrade their commitment in a big way, the implications would be severe for the NATO alliance, for regional stability, relations with Russia and the behavior of the ethnic Albanian Kosovars as well, these officers and officials declare.

Black said "there is absolutely no evidence that the state of Ohio or its citizens will be harmed" by his ruling but that without it, the harm would be severe for two men who filed the lawsuit because it would strip them of the dignity and recognition given to opposite-sex couples.

However, if it transpires that the importance of the two killers was underestimated, and that vital clues have been missed, there would be severe repercussions for the Security Service and Scotland Yard.

If that occurred, there would be severe ramifications for professional rugby in Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales, whose teams depend on the vital revenue stream from European rugby to stay afloat.

If the existence of listening stations in US embassies were known, there would be "severe damage for the US's relations with a foreign government," the documents said.

The consequences of a United States default would be severe, not just for world markets but also for the ability of every American business and household to borrow, lend or make just about any financial decision.

"The consequences of opting out of the global community would be severe and long-lasting — for our planet's climate and for the international credibility of the United States," the scientists added.

If a cigarette tax forced all puffers to quit, there would be severe withdrawal symptoms not only for smokers — but for states that relied on the tax for revenue.