Sentence examples for eventual implications from inspiring English sources

Whatever the eventual implications for world supplies of rare earths, in some ways a recent Western victory on a somewhat related trade case may have strengthened China's hand.

"If one thing is clear following Brexit, it's that supply and demand remains a real issue in the rental market," said Cox. "If supply continues to dwindle against growing demand, no matter what the eventual implications of Brexit are, renting will become more difficult and expensive for tenants".

A study has been carried out with examples of different ship types and with different IMO Tier III technologies applied, to show the differences in installation, as well as the eventual implications on the operating routes and profiles.

This information will provide the foundation for a better understanding of the miRNA-mediated regulation of specific developmental pathways in the eye with eventual implications in diagnostics and therapy.

Both the hypothetical involvement in renal physiology and the eventual implication of TCTP in renal carcinogenesis are at moment only speculative, since functional in vitro and in vivo data are still lacking.

Thus, it is likely that an analysis at the single gene level will give a more accurate image of eventual clinical implications of genetic alterations.

But the eventual outcome will have implications far beyond Guatemala's borders.

The dispute, and its eventual victor, could have implications for other companies in the world's fastest-growing economies.

If this finding extends to humans, it holds implications for eventual therapies, in that such degenerative changes are not reversible.

But unlike similar-sounding agreements for the Balkan countries, this one would not carry any implication of eventual membership.

The implications of the eventual decision in the case, Cuomo v. Clearing House Association, No. 08-453, may not be limited to investigations of discriminatory lending or to banking regulation generally.