Sentence examples for Personal implications from inspiring English sources

"Often a person has prepared themselves to take the test and the personal implications that go along with it, only to realize that it could put them at risk of [being denied] insurance coverage," Moore told VICE.

Not to mention the personal implications.

There have always been some personal implications in my essays.

But beyond the personal implications, what are the ramifications of medical student burnout for patients?

This biological imbalance goes deeper of course – and the social and personal implications deeper still.

Before that Shaminda Eranga had taken a wicket that is likely to have significant personal implications for Nick Compton.

These words make decisions with tremendous social and personal implications seem like nothing more than economic adjustments.

Thiel didn't discuss with Sacks the personal implications of writing about the incident from a position hostile to homosexuality.

"He's not going to be sitting here brooding over the personal implications of all this," Mr. Axelrod said.

The depth of a complex work that deals with horrific but authentic aspects of life is sometimes found in the artists' personal implications in those parts of life.

In it, four Turkish women talk at length about wearing wigs, a prosaic enough cosmetic enhancement that for each of them turns out to have wrenching personal implications.