Sentence examples for immediate implications of from inspiring English sources
There are three immediate implications of the deal.
Indeed, we do not yet see the actual immediate implications of what recessions look like, but we won't know how this all works out for a while".
The immediate implications of Mr. Karzai's death for the American-led war against the Taliban and the withdrawal of American troops beginning this month were uncertain.
A police spokesperson said there were no immediate implications of a motive and that investigators are following "all avenues" as forensic tests and interviews are carried out.
The most immediate implications of the decision by Priorities USA, which was founded by two former Obama-campaign officials, Bill Burton and Sean Sweeney, are for anybody who is thinking of challenging Clinton for the Democratic nomination.
Beyond the immediate implications of the threat, Washington's efforts to deny the International Criminal Court any jurisdiction over Americans serving abroad has become a symbol of what many diplomats and officials at the United Nations perceive as a challenge by the Bush administration to the very concept of a universal legal system.
Our findings have immediate implications on our understanding of cancer pain in patients, and the development of potentially beneficial pharmacological treatments targeted at the ATP/P2X system.
"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.
An immediate implication of (ID-EX) in conjunction with (EDR) is that if x depends for its identity upon y, then x is rigidly existentially dependent upon y (although not necessarily vice versa, of course).
