Sentence examples for has very significant implications from inspiring English sources

"It has very significant implications for human health," said Meredith.

"I think it has very significant implications for people infected with H.I.V.," he said.

But for any one company to decide to move, I don't think it has very significant implications".

The correct definition of the free-surface was found to be strongly dependent on the mesh refinement in a way that has very significant implications for the development of air-entrainment modelling.

Labour AM for Pontypridd, Mick Antoniw calls for a debate and vote on the proposed M4 relief road because it has "very significant implications for all our other commitments". For example, he says "I don't want the South Wales Metro to be the equivalent of the Loch Ness Monster, that everyone has heard of it but nobody seen it".

"This has very significant implications for other First Nations," said Robert Janes.

"Peter was very sensitive to the fact that these findings have very significant implications for parents," Dr. Landau said.

"They just gave up one giant stool of their business, which may have very significant implications," said Darren Chervitz, co-manager of the Jacob Internet Fund, which owns shares of Yahoo.

The findings have very significant implications in improving process economics and consequently process utility.

It is important to note that modulation of DNA DSB repair in cancer may have very significant implications for this form of cancer therapy.

The fact that we are talking about taxing wealth will have very significant implications on closing that black wealth gap and that's a very big deal.