Sentence examples for about the possible implication from inspiring English sources
The former acting director of the F.B.I. told of warning the President about the possible implication of White House aides.
Groening claimed that he feared viewers would "see it as nothing but a pathetic attempt to advertise The Critic at the expense of The Simpsons," and was concerned about the possible implication that he had created or produced The Critic.
I worry, however, about the possible implications regarding the overuse of antibiotics.
Drew Marcus, global co-head of media research at Deutsche Bank, talked last week about the possible implications for media companies.
And Pakistanis remain concerned about the possible implications of a huge troop surge just across their long and porous border with Afghanistan.
We do need scientists to think about the possible implications of their work — which these days can touch on the most fundamental issues in life).
But many worshipers had clearly thought about the possible implications for the cardinal, even though scholars say his odds of becoming pope are long.
(This, by the way, is not necessarily a good thing. We do need scientists to think about the possible implications of their work — which these days can touch on the most fundamental issues in life).
Although Google is making public-domain books readily available to individuals who wish to download them, Mr. Kahle and others worry about the possible implications of having one company store and distribute so much public-domain content.
Begg, a senior Labour backbencher who leads parliamentary scrutiny of pensions, is one of several of the party's MPs concerned about the possible implications of Osborne's proposals, which some critics believe could push up house prices as people put their pensions in property or leave more pensioners reliant on state support.
One of those expressing concerns about the possible implications of fiscal consolidation at the gathering at the Swiss ski resort was US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.
