Sentence examples for explains the implications of from inspiring English sources

No one better explains the implications of this than Kenneth Rogoff, a professor of economics at Harvard, who argued in an essay last week for Project Syndicate that we are not in a Great Recession but in a Great (Credit) Contraction: "Why is everyone still referring to the recent financial crisis as the 'Great Recession?' " asked Rogoff.

The paper explains the implications of these findings for practice and research.

Section 3 introduces the econometric model and explains the implications of grouped data in terms of identification of fixed effects.

Football finance expert Geoff Mesher, a partner at Tempest forensic accountancy, explains the implications of such move to Bethan Rhys Roberts and Oliver Hides on BBC Radio Wales.

NCCD's Bryony Windsor explains the implications of the technology's influence on craftsmanship.

The Nerdwriter's Evan Puschak explains the implications of drawing so much shining, shimmering, and glowing light in the film essay, entitled Akira: How to Animate Light.

However, scientific evidence and explaining the implications of the research are only part of the solution.

Lycett teases Phillips as she tries to explain the implications of a hard or soft Brexit.

Where is the sage who can explain the implications of base-year compensation, Bird rights and the over-36 rule?

She spent endless hours with Mr. Bush himself, going over the speech line by line, explaining the implications of every issue.

In books like "Money and Stock Prices," Mr. Sprinkel strove to explain the implications of this economic philosophy.