Sentence examples for about any implications from inspiring English sources

While each group is presenting, the other class members should offer questions or comments about any implications they see for future research on regenerating human tissue.

This is a fluff piece for white people to feel good about themselves without any implications for the real world, which is why it is appealing.

Those who call themselves positivists hold with H.L.A. Hart that calling a statute or a judicial decision "law" need not carry any implications about the morality of that statute or decision.

Mr Rhodes also addressed the controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton's use of private email during her time as Secretary of State, saying he was not concerned about any security implications on mail sent using a classified server.

For example, concerns were expressed about any potential reproductive implications and second primary cancers related to treatment.

Not for Snowden any anxiety about the implications for national security of his theft of government secrets, any regrets about his violations of a duty of secrecy.

And then think about the implications of any Ayers ad the McCain team could cut.

Industry sources said talks between Centrica and the government had been going on for some time about the implications of any sanctions being imposed on Russia that could upset the energy supply arrangement.

Even at the press conference to launch the paper, the dean of the Royal Free hospital in London where Wakefield worked was trying to dampen down any speculation about the implications.

It was already unhappy about the implications of any BT/EE deal - now what was the UK's global telecoms powerhouse faces being an also-ran in its home market.

"To any customers concerned about the implications of this issue we advise them to come into a branch or get in touch with our call centres where our staff will be ready to help.