Sentence examples for about the implications and from inspiring English sources

"I worry about the implications and ramifications of the [tribunal] decision," she added.

Saudi newspapers have begun writing about the implications and acceptability of having women drive.

But I'm in full agreement about the implications and effect of what he says.

But I still think that you have to think about the implications and social costs of publication".

As he says in this video interview, "Do we think enough about the implications and how it's going to change society?

Under a German law dating back to 1969, the offender must give his consent, be informed about the implications and side-effects of castration and be informed about other treatments.

Statements apparently about possibilities are really statements about actualities: they are about the actual implications and non-implications of various characteristics had by actual entities.

And when he waved the point away, I asked him about the trade implications, and what it would mean to the Vietnamese shrimp farmers.

Sanaz appreciates the banner and Kian's gesture of support, although she worries about the implications for him and the others if they get caught.

Concerned about the implications for independence and further cuts, he showed more guts than the current lot.

Dr. Schiff subsequently wrote a compelling editorial in JAMA about the implications for physicians and patients of crossing boundaries.