Sentence examples for a few implications from inspiring English sources

SEX -- A few implications, but chaste.

There are certainly a few implications for institutions and instructors.

A few implications of this approach.

Finally, the paper draws out a few implications for our understanding of cluster development processes.

There are a few implications of our findings.

There have been a few implications that Rf-PPRs are actually positively selected [ 50, 51].

But if an SNP victory on 5 May would have few implications for the union, it would be a blow for Ed Miliband.

Still, the transaction appears to carry few implications for Apple as a whole.

The current case does indeed have a few disturbing implications, but as is all too common in online storms, the wrong culprits are being fingered, and the wrong facts coming to light.

Although most of the world treats these green lines as Israel's external borders, the fact that they are in reality still armistice lines has a few stark implications.

The results of this study offer a few practical implications to schools in Thailand, especially in the northeast region.