Sentence examples for any implications for from inspiring English sources

–Could the current research on this organism's ability to regenerate have any implications for future research on human regeneration?

A spokeswoman for the Royal College of Surgeons said: "We will review the findings of the report and any implications for our investment portfolio".

Beyond any implications for ant ecology, Savage hopes that her work on Broadway will help to recalibrate a field whose models are still cloaked in their tropical origins.

The chancellor, George Osborne, has warned he will mount a legal challenge should it hold any implications for the City of London.

You appear to be saying that the efficient markets hypothesis doesn't have any implications for the absolute level of prices, just relative prices.

In similar vein, Mr Bush dismissed the idea that the absence of WMD had any implications for perceptions of the Iraqi security threat.

John Cooper QC, representing the principal defendant, Tammy Samede, denies the camp has any or "any significant implications" for the rights and freedoms of others.

"As a result, the proposed combination does not have any implication for the U.S. food supply," she said.

Such a write-down is purely an accounting operation, without any implication for the taxpayers of other countries.This is not often well understood.

So it goes, on the Internet, where the person is so often indistinguishable from the persona; the same is true of the people who stalk, harass, insult, bully, and threaten women online, and then, when caught, insist that none of that has any implication for their "normal," everyday selves.

The fact that the variation in paid employment with age is small does not have any implication for whether minimum age regulations influence time allocation.