Sentence examples for has had implications from inspiring English sources

Mr Hancock told the Mail: "No one has ever presided over a bigger corporate disaster that has had implications for every single family in Britain than Fred Goodwin.

In astrophysics, the research has had implications for explaining the composition of unseen "dark matter," believed to be a powerful influence behind the expansion and evolution of the universe.

The research has had implications for diseases such as cystic fibrosis and retinitis pigmentosa.

This has had implications for the evolution of RES including reduced carbon sequestration over the past millennia.

While the proposed development is intended to potentially improve the business and international status of the city of Lagos, the expansion of the road has had implications for a variety of non-transport activities adjoining locations around the proposed highway.

But this shift towards more inclusive coverage has had implications beyond equalizing benefits for gay couples.

If play had been continuing during the deluge and the players had to be taken off, an additional warm-up period would be the norm before any resumption and that may have had implications for the broadcasters.

JH: And I think there were lots of opportunities with Nigel … he could have been paralysed, for example, and it could have had implications for the whole of Ambridge.

Cultivating cells under oxygen-limited conditions could also have had implications for the FI measurements as fluorescent proteins require oxygen to mature.

If these relationships had been correct, the dates of these fossils would have had implications on the colonization of Madagascar, requiring two separate events.

The wide age range (21 to 84 years) of subjects in this study may have had implications for HRQOL results.