Sentence examples for idea of the implications from inspiring English sources

To give you an idea of the implications: You may or may not be impressed to hear that 25percentt of U.S. families own more than 80percentt of private assets.

Donald Trump has made his support for Brexit a standard stump line in the past week, but his voters have been left with a less than clear idea of the implications of the UK's vote to leave the European Union.

With very little idea of the implications of what he was proposing, Macfarlane expanded his bright idea: "This is not rocket science; just about every other country in the world is doing it.

The minister, he added, had "waded into waters where he was completely out of his depth," with "very little idea of the implications of what he was proposing".

Interviews with farmers could also elucidate their attitude towards stronger seed IP protection and give a better idea of the implications of removing the Family Farm exemption from the PVP Law.

Furthermore, it was felt that the patient would have a more realistic idea of the implications of proposed changes, and how these changes could potentially impact upon their day-to-day functioning within an adapted environment.

One feels a little safer or a little merrier, one shores up a small bulkhead against the large dread that always waits outside the doors so if we're friends it's not because we necessarily have a good idea of what the implications of the other's thoughts might be, but because we are simpatico.

As often happens, politicians haven't the faintest idea of the commercial implications of bloviating".

With no clear idea of the financial implications of this legal morass, bank stocks have swooned.

This enabled us to visualise positions that were taken in the data which ultimately facilitated the formulation of ideas regarding the implications of these positions in counselling practice, and in HIV prevention and control.

One of the many tragedies is that through it Mao pledged greater political transparency and responsiveness to China's dispossessed, without any idea of the mechanics or implications of providing it; grotesquely bloody civil war ensued.