Sentence examples for about the implications the from inspiring English sources

Sheiham is categoric about the implications: The recommendation that sugar intake should be less than 10% of energy intake is no longer acceptable.

But he worried about the implications: The precedent is worrisome, though, if it means every time a startup encroaches on one of Facebook's presumed strengths it will need to take out its pocketbook to defend its turf.

GOP opposition has tended to fall into two disparate camps: More moderate Republicans are concerned about the implications the legislation would have on their constituents, including its deep cuts to Medicaid coverage for low-income people and its plan to defund Planned Parenthood; more conservative Republicans say the bill does not go far enough in repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.

She's worried about the implications of the budget generally.

Afterward, Kelly asked Incandela about the implications of the discovery.

The implications Opinions were divided about the implications of the indictment.

In her written analysis she raised concerns about the implications of the ruling.

"One would have to wonder about the implications of the gas crash".

(Edwidge Danticat wrote about the implications of the decision in an essay for this site).

He is currently working on a book about the implications of the Snowden revelations.

There is widespread confusion though about the implications of the hack.