Sentence examples for had deeper implications from inspiring English sources
Many pastors said the idea of decoupling parochial schools financially from their parishes had deeper implications than any number of closings.
The shift in power had deep implications for government policy and for the next presidential election, with Mr. Bush and Congressional Republicans emboldened and Democrats in disarray.
How these races play out over the next few days could have deeper implications beyond which team will continue playing when the Stanley Cup playoffs begin April 30.
But Singer's conclusion has deeper implications: he found his subject to be "a fellow with universal recognition but … a suspicion that an interior life was an intolerable inconvenience".
This statement has deeper implications, particularly in existence and uniqueness of the solution to Problem (10), as subsequently elaborated.
(The arguments we mentioned in the preceding paragraph and in 2.4.1 would have deeper implications if correct, for they easily imply challenges to all characterizations in terms of species of validity as well).
Excitement surrounding the discovery has deeper implications than the mere gee-whiz factor of finding such a massive feature.
According to Huffington, Carr's criticism may have deeper implications than our waning inability to sit back and enjoy a book.
Germany's troubles have deep implications for its next-door neighbors and trading partners, Austria and the Netherlands.
Their estrangement has deep implications, including the prospect of schisms in intercontinental churches and political frictions within and between countries.
