Sentence examples for I understand the implications from inspiring English sources

"I understand the implications they have, but they were just slogans, soundbites," he added.

I understand the implications they have, but they were just slogans, soundbites.

"I understand the implications of increasing longevity, and agree that deficit reduction is a priority, but the legislation published today is arbitrarily hitting women born in 1954 too harshly, while making no impact on deficit reduction in this parliament.

The shadow pensions minister, Rachel Reeves, said: "I understand the implications of increasing longevity, and agree that deficit reduction is a priority, but the legislation is arbitrarily hitting women born in 1954 too harshly, while making no impact on deficit reduction in this parliament.

How could I understand the implications of a character like Enrique, when the butt of every joke on screen was what I so deeply feared in myself?

I understand the implications that if you take half the time learning to play the music that you play the video game, you can create art but the [video games] are a representation of the time.

I see what William Cope means when he says that people in power are always giving us false good news, and I understand the implication that we should welcome bad news because it restores the balance.

Then one night halfway through the journey, I understood the implications of my choice.

Logically, I understood the implications of the event.

I was single through all of high school, and I understood the implications involved if I was to come out, not only to my peers, but to myself.

It's not until I became an adult that I understood the implications of the Ronald Reagan administration for minority communities and the ways he helped to shape very powerful racist stereotypes about all sorts of people, especially blacks.