Sentence examples for a vital implication from inspiring English sources

The findings of this study have a vital implication because the burden of VI is gradually increasing.

The obvious but vital implication is that drug use does not exist in a vacuum but is heavily influenced by opportunity and environment.

Saturday's game, however, is loaded with vital implications, and a loss by either team figures to imperil — if not squash — the hopes of a playoff berth.

Behind Zetia's Curtain 10.31.02 The development of the Schering-Merck medicine has vital implications for biotechnology companies.

Transformation of Asia's transport sector has vital implications for climate change, sustainable development and energy indicators.

The question also, I believe, has vital implications for how we live our lives and even for how we run our businesses.

This bias has vital implications for efforts to expand Medicaid, which have largely been blocked by Republican politicians in states they control ever since the expansion was authorized by the Affordable Care Act in 2010.

Our study has vital implications for invasion biology and ecological immunology.

This information has vital implications for health policy and the development of targeted therapies in endometrial cancer.

In fact, the study of collective resilience through qualitative methodology bears vital implications in understanding the diversity of the resilience construct among populations experiencing adversity, and the development of resilience-promoting interventions [ 48, 49].

Many of the buildings under discussion in "Tall" still exist, and Kirchheimer, doing his own camera work, films them with a trenchant, passionate eye that gives urbanism and its human implications a vital cinematic identity.