It was impossible therefore to assess the implications of their ideas, or understand their reasoning.
A renewed bout of market turbulence as global investors assess the implications of China's decision could have the same effect.
The industry's next step is to assess the implications of the election.
That will give the political process time to assess the implications for the candidacies of Mrs. Clinton and Vice President Al Gore and respond to the findings.
President Obama said during the campaign that he would work to overturn the ban, but he has made no move beyond asking the Pentagon to assess the implications.
The idea, which was explored at a two-day workshop in California in August, touched off an angry private dispute among computer scientists and policy experts who had been brought together to assess the implications of the technology.
[A22.] Little Optimism From Steel Users Across the country, users of steel are starting to assess the implications of the Bush administration's decision to impose tariffs of 8percentto30percentcent on much imported steel.
Going forward I have asked my national security team to assess the implications of the actions taken by the interim government and further steps that we make take as necessary with respect to the US-Egyptian relationship.
Swinney had previously said his officials needed time to assess the implications of changes in oil taxation in George Osborne's March budget, when the chancellor slashed tax revenues to help the industry cope with the collapse in global oil prices.
Investors and analysts have struggled to assess the implications of even a small withdrawal of the bond buying that has supported markets in recent years.
To assess this claim, we need to assess the implications of the term "bubble".
