Sentence examples for Greater implication from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, there is a greater implication to how Marathon Laundry changes appliances.

The banking system regulatory structure should have a greater implication between concentration of the market and access to finance.

Five minute run times (instead of 10 min) probably had a greater implication on VC 10 cigarette data, as mean puff number was divisible by 5 puffs rather than 10, omitting the latter, higher delivery puffs (Fig. 4b); it could be predicted that mean absolute deposited mass from the cigarette in the VC 10 exposure module be even higher then described here at 5 puffs.

Whereas being a fake sheriff in a small town -- you are basically going to affect everyone in that town, which makes it a much ballsier ruse and also has much greater implication.

This issue, I believe, has a far greater implication than whatever problems the GOP may be causing for itself at the level of how its members talk about women, cultural diversity, and religion.

Further, failing multiple nursing assessments had a greater implication in terms of in-hospital mortality than failing just one.

The vote may have greater implications for North Dakota.

Frugal engineering pervades the car's internal machinery, too, with even greater implications for the vehicle's safety and longevity.

But a second policy, introduced at the same time, had even greater implications for small-scale housing developments.

"What happened at The Oval... has got far greater implications than it apparently looks," the sports secretary Ashraf Khan was quoted as saying.

George Bush, who swept into office on a cloud of moral umbrage, now has his own sex scandal -- one with far greater implications than titillating cigar jokes.