And it is partly because of the implications of what he has in mind.
Instead, couples toast with something sugary, because of the implications of "sweetness" in Chinese belief.
The government's targeting of dissenting voices is chilling, and not just because of the implications for freedom of speech.
"We had no choice but to try to stabilize the system because of the implications that the failure would have had for the broad economic system," he said.
The worst outcome for the Mets would be to lose both ends of the doubleheader, and not just because of the implications of a tie in the standings.
JPMorgan will not invest in the new firm because of the implications resulting from the Volcker Rule, according to the person.
We were interested in natural climate variations and accidentally found ourselves once again in the center of the climate change debate because of the implications of our findings.
This effort had been fiercely resisted by Republicans, because of the implications the move could have as legislative districts are redrawn by the Legislature.
Many feel it has cast a shadow across their country, not because of the implications for its justice system, but because the cleric links Jordan with extremism.
This is an important question not only because of what it means for the future direction of Republicans or of conservatism, but because of the implications for lawmaking.
