Sentence examples for exactly the implications from inspiring English sources

"Although we're hearing from the precint [sic] that the vast majority of folks who took the highway understood exactly the implications of what they're doing".

"We need to find out exactly what was done and exactly what the implications of the attacks were, especially if they had an effect on our election.

Exactly what the implications of the proposed changes will be is uncertain in part because the proposal is extraordinarily complicated.

But what exactly are the implications for those types of companies in this case?

"Our parliaments across Europe are still filled with people who don't have tech backgrounds and knowledge but we need to ensure that we get out of this mindset and start understanding exactly what the implications here are of these cases and what the opportunities are".

What exactly are the implications of white artists creating (and profiting) off of work that depicts black trauma and black pain?

"I found that in this high school these students were learning from textbooks that were at least 10 years old... What exactly are the implications of learning from a textbook that's 10 years old?

Perhaps not exactly, but the implication is clear that the Clancys, the Cusslers and the Ludlums actually did more than scratch in some sentences here and there.

And indeed, as Camp (2002, 157) observes, the set of implications valid according to his semantics is exactly the set of implications of the entailment system Efde.

That the holding player – or one of the two holding players – has a creative function is not exactly new but the implications of that do seem to have been particularly relevant this year.

Its answer to this suggests it does — in instances where advertisers are providing (and thus controlling) the user data for targeting the ads on its platform (via Facebook's data file Custom Audiences feature) — though it's not exactly spelling out the implications for advertisers in this situation.