Sentence examples for biggest implications from inspiring English sources

But the biggest implications are for policy, not politics.

The ringfencing is expected to have the biggest implications for Barclays and the bailed-out Royal Bank of Scotland.

For the moment, the biggest implications of Trump's latest moves relate to a prospective general-election campaign against Hillary Clinton.

Identify which systemic challenges have the biggest implications for the future of your business and which you are (or could be) best placed to tackle.

The biggest implications are for flat panel makers in Taiwan, who build the screens used in devices like cellphones, computer monitors and televisions.

The Guardian canvassed several developers to find out what they think the biggest implications of the new software will be, and as well as assessing how it will affect the ongoing battle between iOS and Android.

That's the biggest implication of this rate environment," says John Lonsky, senior economist at Moody's.

The biggest implication for physical health of being inside for so long is vitamin D deficiency, says Sarah Jarvis, doctor for the BBC's One Show.

This has big implications.

Much, much bigger implications.

This has big implications, too.