Sentence examples for any possible implications from inspiring English sources

Putting aside any possible implications for Saul's life expectancy in the current timeline (personally, I can't cope with the thought of losing any more of the BB crew) there's a world of possibility.

Energy Minister John Hayes said: "This report was commissioned by my department to get an accurate picture of the retail fuel market and to consider any possible implications for our security of supply.

"Rather than briefing against each other as part of the ongoing Tory leadership squabble to replace David Cameron, cabinet ministers should be making clear what the impact will be on 4G services for consumers and the emergency services, as well as any possible implications for national security and the fight against serious crime".

The set of axioms provides a mechanism for temporal and spatial reasoning with the set of relations and can be used to derive all possible implications from any valid predicate on the proposed relations.

"The next step for us is to tease apart any possible clinical implications for this," Jensen said.

Mr. Jameson said that DaimlerChrysler had chosen this week to close the factories without considering any possible political implications.

The ruling applies directly only to the two artists, and any possible broader implications are unclear at this point.

Histological confirmation of this prediction, and any possible behavioral implications for olfaction, are of intense interest for future research.

But it, too, has various possible implications.

The possible implications of this are frightening.

The possible implications of that were not immediately clear.