Sentence examples for but the full implications from inspiring English sources
But the full implications of the decision remain ambiguous.
But the full implications of that haven't become clear yet, in part, because, we've been stuck with the system– which in the book I called, calf-cow.
Thus, two dome-shaped skeletons represent halves of a more spherical design, which suggests that the role of the silicoflagellate basal ring is to enable double skeleton formation, but the full implications of this have yet to be explored.
But the full implications were not appreciated until the early 1930's, when mathematicians took up a challenge laid down by their German colleague David Hilbert: to prove, as just about everyone believed, that there is no such thing as an unsolvable problem.
Tanene Allison, communications director of the Texas Democratic party, told the Guardian that the measure is "definitely having an impact on women voters" but the full implications are not yet clear, as this is the initial stage of an election that is expected to have a low turnout.
It's been two years since TIME magazine declared that the country was at a "Transgender Tipping Point," but the full implications of trans equality are still being litigated across the country.
But the full implication of photography's role -- active and passive, overt and covert -- in American racial politics has not been considered before on this scale.
But Mr. Brody said the full implications would be unclear until more details of Mr. Winnick's plan became known.
There were, of course, simon-pure Republicans, for whom the uncorrupted ideal of an ethereal Republic trumped the reality of practical self-government under the treaty; but there were still uncertainties about the full implications of republicanism.
Social media brought great benefits but the public had yet to understand the full implications of living under "permanent scrutiny", he told BBC News.
