Sentence examples for collateral implications from inspiring English sources

If you can't do that, and the collateral implications far outweigh the evidence you're going to get, well then you just don't contemplate it".

"When you have a damaging story with collateral implications for the future, you tamp it down.

The knowledge and understanding of the various patterns of portosystemic collateral channels has important implications both for the clinician and the interventionist.

Running to over 100 pages, the report details the characteristics of each weapon - as well as possible collateral damage and the policy implications of its use.

So there is also a very real risk of inadequate scrutiny of complex proposals with opaque implications resulting in major collateral damage to citizens' privacy and security.

Under federal guidelines, prosecutors must weigh "collateral consequences," like job losses and economic implications, in such an action.

The varied resolutions of these debates over collateral and contracts thus have important economic implications for borrowers of all kinds, including businesses, governments and families, and for the overall economy.

Nevertheless, the implications of the studies on collateral sensitivity for the development of more precise and improved chemotherapy of cancer are profound.

Her latest blog post a few days ago expressed outrage, not restraint, over the health implications of GM food: "Our Sick Children are Collateral Damage in War for Power".

The implications of the results are discussed with respect to the reduction of collateral damage in ultrasound phacoemulsification.

The identification of the new species could have major implications for the study of pesticides, which have to be tested on worms and other invertebrates to prevent collateral damage to these beneficial organisms.