Sentence examples for figure out the implications from inspiring English sources

But doctors haven't spent enough time trying to figure out the implications of this tendency for the actual decisions patients make.

The Democrats are just about finished scraping themselves off the ceiling, where they remained for some time after Gary Hart returned to the race, and are trying to figure out the implications.

The likes of Pimco are out there trying to figure out the implications of ECB behavior, and investing accordingly; how many families do you know deciding on holiday purchases based on expectations of tax policy in 2014?

But we humbly offer that business software is a pretty big economic driver too — you just have to work a little harder to figure out the implications for businesses and the markets.

HuffPost Entertainment's associate editors Ryan Kristobak and Lauren Duca tried to figure out the implications of Franco's most recent use of his public persona.

She needed to have ongoing discussions with the team psychiatrist and the staff-members to figure out the implications of the CTO.

It did not explain why it had been unable to figure out the growth implications of the attack earlier.

The loss of accreditation does not go into effect until January, giving the community some time to figure out the full implications of the move.

I expect to make that combination available eventually if it can figure out the privacy implications.

"My expertise is in taking the inputs from other people and trying to figure out the monetary policy implications, the strategy and tactics of policy under these circumstances," Mr. Kohn said.

A rise in sightings of the invasive Asian tiger shrimp off the Atlantic and gulf coasts has government scientists scrambling to figure out the cause and the implications for native fish in those waters.