Sentence examples for I know the implications from inspiring English sources

"If I see us not playing very well, I know the implications it will have on my business and what sort of mail I will get.

Have you traveled to Britain since 1995?" I have a fair amount of medical training (I will receive my M.D. shortly), so I know the implications of these questions -- and I also know that my donation would present no risk.

"I would never say that, because I know the implications of making an unfounded statement," Frochtzwajg said.

I knew the implications of not having access to the closet.

It was correcting the curvature of my spine -- my scoliosis -- and I was lucky because I would grow up to have a straight spine and great posture and not be an uncomfortable hunchback (she didn't actually say the last part, but I knew the implications of wearing the brace through its course).

He said he didn't know the implications of the disease, but I'm sure he and his dad knew more than they told me.

We'll never know the implications of Manning's actions.

He may not know the implications of different clauses and things.

It is important that staff know the implications of the Act.

It wasn't Lori's fault that she didn't know the implications of this.

"But when you honestly don't know the implications of your research, what are you supposed to do?