Examples of using Drastic consequences in English and their translations into German
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And it had drastic consequences.
Fraud investigations are the nightmare of every corporation- with sometimes drastic consequences.
The Greek crisis may have drastic consequences for the autonomy of Eurozone countries.
People can feel this, and it has drastic consequences.
To claim that it would have drastic consequences on fish stocks is exaggerated to say the least, since it represents less than 2% of catches in the Indian Ocean.
If there were to be no change in these,we could expect increasingly drastic consequences of climate change across the world.
That has drastic consequences: people with a low social score have been denied access to flights and high-speed trains, for instance, or their children have been banned from attending private schools.
Even today, when it is just one degree warmer than a hundred years ago,we are already seeing drastic consequences.
All support measures and care services fall away- with drastic consequences- as soon as these people come of age.
Nature is changing, especially in the High North,where even the slightest changes can have drastic consequences.
Such a rapid reappraisal of the future value of oil andgas has had drastic consequences, especially for the most levered of producers.
However, what is profitable from an economicperspective often means hard work for the environment, sometimes with drastic consequences.
Some fraudulent"friends" and"social networks" could have drastic consequences to your security and privacy.
The fact that data piracy may have very drastic consequences for those who get caught provides the digital resistance movement against repressive copy right legislation with a seemingly self-explanatory militancy.
Moreover, systems are sensitive to manipulations and mistakes- with drastic consequences for the affected customers.
The extreme events induced by climate change will have drastic consequences on forest functions and services and may bring about important drought-induced die-off events.
In the Sustainability Community thefocus above all else is on climate change and its drastic consequences for nature and the human race.
If this severe imbalance lasts a very long time, there can be drastic consequences culminating in dementia, severe depression, and physical paralysis.
That should prevent you from repeating statements of the kind you made this evening,namely that no drastic consequences will ensue.
The austerity program already in place for the plant in Saarlouis has already had drastic consequences and the effects will soon be felt at the company's Cologne headquarters with its 18,500 employees.
Data from medical services show an alarming rise in the number of diagnosed cases,and the trend towards an ageing Europe will have drastic consequences in the near future.
A lack of orinsufficiently planned fire-protection measures can have drastic consequences in terms of whether a construction project can be approved.
It was shown that upon truncation of the glutamate-finger by genetic manipulation or removal of the entire antitoxin the activity of the enzyme is awakened-sometimes with drastic consequences for the affected cells.
In a global business environment heavily dependent on technology to function,this can have drastic consequences for any international organization relying on accurately translated technical materials.
In recent years, there has been a very worrying build-up of evidence that these vectorsare the main source of genetic pollution, with drastic consequences for the environment and for health in general.
As the above example illustrates, they can also have more drastic consequences such as hampering career growth.
With the procedure slight changes in the cells as a reaction to a substance can be discovered, which would otherwise remain unnoticed,but could have drastic consequences on the organism, for instance in form of a mutation.
I was at the scene of the disaster myself in January and was able to see the drastic consequences for human beings, animals and the environment.
Paris is resisting the quotas for the distribution of refugees proposed by Berlin-a conflict that could have drastic consequences, warns Gilbert Casasus in his blog for the weekly paper L'Hebdo.
The dictatorship exercised on society by industrial and financial groups, which is unbearable in all areas of society,has drastic consequences in areas involving the health and physical integrity of human beings.
