Sentence examples for immediate implication from inspiring English sources

The other major immediate implication of a vote to leave is that Cameron may resign as prime minister.

The immediate implication is that some "market" prices are false because not all relevant facts are widely known.

Often lost in the excitement about the prospect of triple-digit birthdays, however, is a far more realistic and immediate implication of the research.

One immediate implication of the full-employment assumption is that government investment projects not only compete directly among themselves for scarce resources but also dominate all alternative private sector uses of the same scarce resources to be deemed worthwhile.

The first immediate implication would be that all of the diplomatic and security assistance that Israel provides to the Palestinians would be halted, and the transfer of tax revenues — upward of $1 billion per year — would end permanently.

"The immediate implication of this ruling is that there is now a presumption that a pre-nuptial agreement willingly entered into where both parties fully understand the implications of what is being agreed will be upheld, unless there are circumstances that make it unfair to do so.

But there are more immediate implications.

The immediate implications would, indeed, appear to be grim.

But they have immediate implications for economists, businesses and politicians.

There are three immediate implications of the deal.

The discovery has no immediate implications for therapy.