Sentence examples for even greater implications from inspiring English sources

Frugal engineering pervades the car's internal machinery, too, with even greater implications for the vehicle's safety and longevity.

But if the Colts continue to lose, Irsay and Polian will be confronted with a decision that will have even greater implications than whether they fire a few coaches.

The device of associating mechanical properties with the fields, which up to this point had appeared merely as convenient mathematical constructions, has even greater implications when conservation of energy is considered.

Furthermore, our findings in this study sample may have even greater implications for the manner in which exercise is prescribed for those less robust older adults already demonstrating frank clinical impairments in β-cell function and in postprandial glycemic control.

However, the cooperation of Myc with Mdm2 may have even greater implications for tumor promotion through cross-talk with the RB/E2F pathway as well as the p53 pathway.

Further, this finding could have major ramifications for understanding the function of relaxin in various physiological systems, and has even greater implications for the use of relaxin or relaxin derivatives as therapeutic agents in pathologies including heart failure and cancer metastases.

When co-existing with a chronic disease, depression can have even greater economic implications on the workforce.

In Washington's policy-related media world, the lack of minority representation is even more disconcerting, given the greater implications on policymakers' perspectives.

Adaptations of Maupassant's stories are in the front rank of directorial artistry and their theoretical implications are even greater than their achievements.

Adaptations of Maupassant's stories are in the front rank of directorial artistry — and their theoretical implications are even greater than their achievements.

And for those who believed in an afterlife the implications were even greater.