Sentence examples for after implications from inspiring English sources

At South African Airways, which had to be rescued with taxpayers' money twice over the past five years, the chief executive, Khaya Nqula, recently was forced to resign after implications of corruption by the company's main labor union.

Figure 7, shows the fuzzy sets inputs (C11), and (C12) after implication.

In fact, says Piascik, as an adviser he often calculates the after-tax implications for a player of accepting a contract in a high-tax state (and city) compared to a low-tax home team base.

Full scale military action took place only after all diplomatic options were exhausted and after the implications to the rest of the world were carefully considered.

Cortical plasticity after stroke: implications for rehabilitation.

Foley, T. E. & Fleshner, M. Neuroplasticity of dopamine circuits after exercise: implications for central fatigue.

Last year, to choose just one example, the metropolitan boroughs' umbrella group London Councils tried to slash city-wide grants in the capital, only backing off after the implications became clear.

The number of high-risk factors and the risk of prostate cancer-specific mortality after brachytherapy: implications for treatment selection.

This pattern, where many genes are differentially expressed within the first 48 hrs but not after, has implications for the life-cycle of this parasite, such as the possibility that spore formation begins by 48 hr post-infection.

Failure to notify Global Business Services of the proposed placement of an international employee can result in after-the-fact implications which can be of considerable cost to remedy, and which will be borne by the unit.

She is compelled to stay, however, after her implication in Hannibal's crimes, left to an uncertain fate, unable to leave but also unable to stay.