Sentences with phrase «potentially bigger consequences»

While the bubbling scandal is not sexy or catchy enough to put Cuomo in a Chris Christie — like spot, there are other, potentially bigger consequences than bad press and public perception, as Chris Smith wrote on Intelligencer last week:

Not exact matches

One implication — with potentially big market consequences — of the strategy is that it sets the stage for the simmering U.S. - China relationship to boil over into a full - blown trade war in the weeks and months ahead.

The biggest ever study of Arctic pollutants paints a picture of an ecosystem under siege — with potentially grave consequences for denizens of Earth's northernmost reaches.

This is a big mistake with potentially devastating consequences.

But there are other questions surrounding subscription lines that involve investment risk, and some that have bigger consequences... even potentially systemic.

You are responsible for all balances on the card, so the biggest risk is that the authorized user will run up big bills, with consequences for your bank account and, potentially, your credit score.

On the other hand, they've opened a bigger can of worms with potentially more serious consequences should they conclude that the proxies are not reliable.

I think definitely the consequence of failing the test of lawmageddon is an erosion of ultimately the rule of law, potentially, kind of the bigger consequence; certainly not trivial.