Sentence examples for had an implication from inspiring English sources

The surge of private universities and university colleges as a result of both higher education policy and PPPs has had an implication on education quality.

It's had an implication on exit prices for many".

'Maintain' is a word that has an implication–" Reporter: "Well I'm sorry.

"If we go into a broad recessionary environment, undoubtedly that has an implication.

"Does 33percentt have an implication for the transfer of air rights?

The courtship of Leith and Helen, though, has an implication more universal than romance.

"What happens today with these buildings has an implication for the future.

DAN MCGINN: Well, one thing that this has an implication for is retention rates.

"In several years time, it will have an implication on the numbers of students opting to study languages in England".

"We look at supply chain issues and disruptions which could have an implication on our client's bottom line".

The selection of the outer sidewall configuration would have an implication on the device characteristics.