Sentence examples for Have an implication on from inspiring English sources

"In several years time, it will have an implication on the numbers of students opting to study languages in England".

"We look at supply chain issues and disruptions which could have an implication on our client's bottom line".

We propose in this paper that the carbon dissolutions during treatment of the catalyst might have an implication on the CNF growth.

The test results may have an implication on the development length and splice length design provisions of galvanized bars in building design codes.

The selection of the outer sidewall configuration would have an implication on the device characteristics.

There's lots of personal things that do have an implication on any decision".

In the international arena, she said, "it has an implication on how your business partners may treat you, and the credibility they may give you" in future dealings.

However, hydrazine is a very toxic and inflammable substance that has an implication on the security of the persons during testing of the system.

This is suggested that the SGD input to the ocean through the Bay of Bengal is approximately 0.9% of the global input from the inter-tidal zone and that has an implication on the mass balance of discharging solutes/nutrients to the global oceans.

For a given space cooling load, the choice of a particular Space ΔT has an implication on the amount of supply air required, which further has an impact on the performance of the cooling and dehumidifying coil as well as the fan.

The surge of private universities and university colleges as a result of both higher education policy and PPPs has had an implication on education quality.