Sentence examples for any specific implications from inspiring English sources

And think through whether there are any specific implications of your illness that may effect how you want to mandate pain relief.

"Colors are seasonal and have very specific implications," he says.

Instead of leaving his readers to connect allegorical dots, Mr. Maine finally spells out his story's specific implications.

Mimi's drive to be queen to Elvis's king -- or at least queen to her own household -- has specific implications for Silvie.

But people can be quite unaware of the specific implications of the way they deal with particular creditors.

A study published in May in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences had specific implications for the Seychelles tourism and fishing industries.

If the "I" who thinks is part of a "we" and if the "I" who thinks is committed to sustaining that "we", how do we understand the relation between "I" and "we" and what specific implications does thinking imply for the norms that govern politics and, especially, the critical relation to positive law?

Benn D. McGrady, an adjunct professor at the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University in Washington, said the specific implications of the decision would depend to a great extent on the detailed reasons for the decision, which the court has yet to issue.

Those of us who don't know the drag-ball world may not be aware that the word "realness" has specific implications: it's about passing as something you're not.

Some specific implications for physics are outlined.

This research has specific implications for the business environment.