Sentence examples for complicated implications from inspiring English sources

Holly Holm's knockout victory over Rousey was the biggest upset in the history of the U.F.C., and it has complicated implications for the sport.

The family and friends' associating depressive symptoms with biological or physical illness appeared to have complicated implications for how participants interpreted recommendations to stop suffering.

"I'd rather do something that has more complicated implications".

Even if it were possible to digitally record the contents and psychological contours of the human mind, there are undeniably deep and complicated implications.

And though he is preoccupied with physical processes, he is also aware of just how mysterious and complicated their implications and results can be.

As for Iberia, having spent so long negotiating the complicated regulatory implications of a merger with BA in jurisdictions around the world, it will no doubt be relieved that the deal sees the two airline operations keep their own branding and separate responsibilities for operations.

Haze did not comment on the complicated racial implications of Cyrus' performance or the 20-year-old's repeated references to drug use.

The road to transitioning the Chinese economy to a "new normal" is anything but flat, and the expectation of the Fed raising rates has complicated overall implications on the world economy, especially for the emerging economies.

This has complicated moral implications.

Simple copyright violations are rampant in China, but this case was more complicated: the implication was that top-secret designs had leaked out of South Korea.

The interpretation of these measures is complicated by cultural implications, i.e. understanding and responding to the same question in different ways (25).