Sentence examples for absorb the implications of from inspiring English sources
As the world struggles to absorb the implications of Donald Trump's unexpected victory in the US general election, no one is facing the future with more trepidation than those working on clean energy, clean transportation, climate and the environment.
Democrats on Thursday were still trying to absorb the implications of their defeat in the special Senate election in Massachusetts, where an upstart Republican won the seat long held by Senator Edward M. Kennedy.
In the past, few leakers would have been able to broadcast their messages to the world even before the government and the public had time to absorb the implications of what they did.
As I struggled to absorb the implications of terrorism at home and on this scale, it gradually dawned on me that my research trip was over.
As financial markets absorbed the implications of the news, finger-pointing quickly ensued.
Finally, Ceasar Borja, after having absorbed the implications of his father's records, said he was no less proud.
He did not turn wholeheartedly to books until he had absorbed the implications of the American crime thriller, which he discovered surprisingly late.
The euro fell sharply against major currencies ahead of the action, as investors around the world absorbed the implications of Europe's move.
"The euro fell sharply against major currencies ahead of the action, as investors around the world absorbed the implications of Europe's move," Liz Alderman and Landon Thomas Jr. write in The New York Times.
Goldman's Windfall For investors in the United States and around the world, the days after the A.I.G. rescue were perilous and uncertain; the Dow Jones industrial average fell 4percentt on Sept. 17 as credit markets froze and investors absorbed the implications of the insurance giant's collapse.
TiVo 's legal battle to protect its patent portfolio suffered a setback Friday just as Wall Street was absorbing the implications of an apparent legal victory the day before.
