Sentence examples for did have implications from inspiring English sources

As we began to untangle what these data were telling us, it did lead us inescapably to a conclusion that did have implications for climate change, but it really wasn't what we had set out to try to understand.

Some others felt their study did have implications for policy and practice, most commonly because the findings suggested that an intervention that was already in use, or recommended in the guidelines, was ineffective and therefore there was a case for withdrawing the intervention or changing the existing guidelines.

We find that uncertainty and risk aversion do have implications towards investment incentives.

"What the birth certificate shows does have implications beyond just what the birth certificate shows".

This new style of TA does have implications for how donor agencies operate.

"But it does have implications about how to manage waters today".

"People are afraid of hearing stories with implications and actually stories about mental health do have implications.

It does have implications for absolute pricing, and the focus of rational/irrational debate is exactly on this question.

The fall in coffee production may be a less immediate problem but it does have implications for people in Uganda and beyond.

The report "does have implications for climate sensitivity, meaning, how warm does a certain amount of CO2 make us?" Russell said, adding that the world could have a smaller "carbon budget" than once thought.

Bond yields remain at a historically low level: But the change does have implications for the budget deficit (the budget estimates $16.6bn will be spent on government debt interest payments) and also for home owners' mortgage payments.