Sentence examples for everyday implications from inspiring English sources

As an outside observer it is hard to speculate on the everyday implications that this situation may have on the citizens of Dafen and the Pearl River Delta?

Meg Russell, the party's former Women's Officer, pioneered focus groups before the last election which looked at differing political attitudes and concluded that women responded best to "everyday" implications.

Secondly, the everyday implications of such policies are seriously problematic in practice.

I also do not intend to deal with everyday implications of Section 377 of IPC on queer communities, or the genuine need that this colonial, draconian law indeed deserves to be repealed in its own merit [ 33- 36].

Resistance to treatment, has been identified as a reliable instrument to measure the degree to which patients are able to accept and cope with different aspect of diabetes management, including: psychological acceptance, health care team acceptance, emotional acceptance and overall acceptance of the diagnosis and its everyday implications.

Naive realism in everyday life: Implications for the dynamics of social conflict VOPROSY PSIKHOLOGII Ross, L., Ward, A. 1999: 61-?

This is a scenario millions of Haitians encounter everyday, and the implications of it speak to the predicament the country now faces over Duvalier.

Evidence suggests it might, which can have daily (and pricey) implications for traditional and everyday-low-price merchants (EDLP), as well as product manufacturers.

The findings may have important practical implications for everyday life.

Applying the rules of quantum mechanics to everyday objects produces perplexing implications.

Dr. Gazzaley said such imaging research could have implications for everyday life.