Sentence examples similar to day to day implications from inspiring English sources
As a former physician, current internet entrepreneur, and ever-curious observer of the human condition, I'm fascinated by how the internet is broadly shaping our culture, and the day-to-day implications this has on our interpersonal relationships.
Perhaps this reflects the easier 'visibility' of such risk factors for subsequent ill-health, rendering them more available for discussions in day to day discussions of the implications for future ill-health [ 19].
By implication, the picture will at some stage be complete and from day to day what is already established will not change.
Actual mortgage rates fluctuate day to day.
"We'll manage him day to day".
Ravens Smithh is listed as day to day.
However, his spokesman insisted Ashcroft had "no involvement" in Johnston's "day-to-day management and the implication that it remained his company is completely wrong".
According to Ellram et al., outsourcing has implications for day-to-day management and performance, as well as strategic implications.
Arm has now developed its technology so far that it could have major implications for day-to-day life.
