Sentence examples for challenging implications from inspiring English sources
(Browne does not apply to Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, though its boost for English university funding has huge and challenging implications for them).
This has challenging implications on the ILC detector design and performance requiring unprecedented precision in vertexing, tracking and calorimetry.
The power of local manufacturing in China, and the growing capabilities of India, Latin America and other countries are accelerating the pace of the industries growth and bringing with it challenging implications for foreign brands.
However, Buddhism may have especially challenging implications for Western ethics in its special emphasis on the elimination of suffering and on the way it explains suffering by referring to the human attachment to self as fixed ego entity.
This has challenging implications for mental health intervention work; failures to systematically apply understanding of such cultural aspects mental health understandings can present a major barrier to demand and access [ 17, 18].
Earlier in the day, Emily Madison, a former Andersen partner, provided testimony challenging the implications of some of the government's evidence.
Unfortunately, conducting true bi-directional analysis is challenging and implications of incidence angles are elusive yet.
Survey conduct through the CATI format was challenging, with implications for representativeness and data quality.
We should find much of what Donald Trump says to be truly frightening as the antithesis of everything that we stand for as institutions, challenging by implication the very legitimacy of the enterprise.
Yet, this regulatory agency is also challenged with implications for claims of drug effectiveness from multidimensional assessment of QOL [ 22].
Because of the pivotal function that violence plays in our rule by strong men, challenging it has implications for everything else: the economy, reproduction, child care, leadership, who gets access to the divine.
