Sentence examples for failed the implications from inspiring English sources

Or did JPMorgan have to buy Bear Stearns because if Bear Stearns failed the implications to JPMorgan were catastrophic?

If AIG fails, the implications would be truly extraordinary.

Europe Isn't Working by Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson (Yale) Another study of why the euro has failed, and the implications of its problems, as the in/out referendum approaches.

Since the BKFO and DSLL model discriminated prior back pain if the BKFO (low-threshold test) was passed, and the DSLL (high-threshold test) failed, the clinical and physiological implication of such results should be further validated.

PrEP has been widely and enthusiastically promoted in recent years by some organizations, often accompanied by the claim that condom education has failed, with the implication that PrEP is some kind of semi-magical alternative.

Many also failed to perceive the implications of their links to the arms, tobacco and finance industries and arguably failed in their duty of due diligence.

Senior executives also failed to address the implications of the reengineered process for their own work.

Unfortunately, Irving Fisher then failed to heed the implications of his own theory.

One explanation is that Mr Bush's administration is so preoccupied with other matters, especially Iraq, that it failed to realise the implications of Mr Sharon's proposal.

European officials warned that Fox has failed to grasp the implications of continuing trade with the EU, should the UK lower its standards compared to the EU, where chlorine-washed chicken is banned.

Black – who was a witness on behalf of the Telegraph and of the industry in his role as an informal co-ordinator of the press response to Leveson – said Leveson not only failed to explore the implications for the regional press, but also "never invited or received submissions" on the issue.