Sentence examples for even implications from inspiring English sources
"We're very impressed with the knowledge each of the students has not only within their own discipline but even implications," says lead judge Kathie Olsen, associate director in the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy, who says she was impressed by the students' oral presentations yesterday.
There are even implications that close ties between W.R. Grace CEO J. Peter Grace and the Reagan White House might have led to downplaying the earlier knowledge.
Another provision would have even broader implications for lawyers.
The grueling feats eventually took on philosophical or even religious implications.
Frugal engineering pervades the car's internal machinery, too, with even greater implications for the vehicle's safety and longevity.
Similarly, Iran's major environmental problems - increased air pollution, biodiversity losses, desertification, deforestation, and drying water resources - will cross boundaries with major regional and even global implications, even though sanctions were supposed to hurt only Iran.
Thomas E. Mann, an expert on Congress at the Brookings Institution, said the intense attention on the Illinois case could have even broader implications.
And while early feedback from Edmunds.com users has been positive, Mr. Kumin said he saw even deeper implications for Internet businesses outside of the media category.
As policy makers turn their attention to the private sector, they're using a similar approach to disclosure with, if anything, even bigger implications.
It has even greater implications for the generation of people who have never known anything but high speed broadband and internet access, the future adult consumer.
