Sentence examples for asked about the implication from inspiring English sources

In a similar question format, patients were also asked about the implication of changes to their medication regimen for their daily routine and worries about their health.

"It covers all mammals," repeated Dr. Michael Bishop, president of Infigen, when asked about the implications for people.

Asked about the implications of Emwazi's possible death on Twitter, he answered: "None beyond the symbolism".

Justice Stephen G. Breyer, the master of the fanciful hypothetical, asked about the implications of owning a dozen apples.

When asked about the implications of the potential legal battle, executives and producers at other networks were close-mouthed.

Asked about the implications of the app, Rajeev Raman, the chief executive of 1 Mainstream, said: "It's a learning year for Apple.

Turnbull was asked about the implications of the AFP investigation when he addressed the media on the sidelines of the Apec summit in the Philippines.

She asked about the implications of David Marr's theory of visual perception for the understanding of patients who experience visual disturbances after suffering a stroke.

"The implications on compensation are being considered by the remuneration committee and will be determined by the board in due course," he told shareholders when asked about the implications of the PPI provision.

Asked about the implications of Mr Corbyn's successful leadership election campaign, the TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady said: "Only the most hard-bitten cynic would not be impressed by the way this campaign seems to have taken off.

When asked about the implications of the massacre of hundreds of protesters in Mexico City on the eve of the 1968 Games its president Avery Brundage could coldly reply: "I was at the opera".