Sentence examples for continuing implications from inspiring English sources

A couple of years back, Paolo Sorrentino's Il Divo and Matteo Garrone's Gomorrah heralded a mini-Italian wave, the continuing implications of which are discussed in the new edition of Sight and Sound.

They must be important conditions with a significant risk of recurrence, or past conditions that have continuing implications for patient management".

Mr. Vallone, the City Council speaker, dismissed Mr. Hevesi's concerns and said he resented "the continuing implication that there is something wrong with our budget process".

These continuing problems have implications not just for patients, but impose a continuing financial burden for the National Health Service (NHS) in terms of primary and secondary health care costs.

19 20 21 22 These continuing problems have implications for patients and families and carers, and impose a continuing financial burden on primary and secondary health services.

Shame on you, Mr. Romney, for continuing to ignore the implications of the burden of health care on all of American industry.

Why, despite the scientific evidence on the long-term catastrophic implications of continuing with a carbon intensive economy, are we continuing with plans to create a future that is even more dependent on fossil fuels?

Markets are making an uncertain start after an overnight plunge on Wall Street and continuing concerns about the implications of the Greek election victory by anti-austerity party Syriza.

It also has broader implications for continuing professional development and maintenance of competence and quality assurance in specialist practice.

Wall Street stocks should open at lower levels, amid continuing nervousness about the implications for the United States of an economic slowing in China.

As pre-primary education lays the foundation of lifelong education, quality pre-primary education will have long-term positive implications for continuing and sustainable development of the society as a whole.