Sentence examples for implication for all from inspiring English sources

The implication for all this is that Neanderthals could speak.

The latter generalization is known as "pervasion" (vyāpti; Tibetan khyab pa) of C by B a universally generalized material implication, for all x: if x is C then x is B, with the interesting feature that the quantification ranges over both actual and non-actual items.

The results are fascinating, with potentially far-reaching implications for all the parties.

But their differences have implications for all the big issues the West grapples with in considering the Muslim world.

That means our proposals for the rebalancing of power and wealth throughout the UK could have implications for all.

I map consumer trends (five years ahead) and draw out the implications for all the areas of our business: from HR to financial services, sustainability or mobile technology.

The findings of this study are likely to have practical implications for all the stakeholders in the aged care sector.

If she has her voice cut off then that has implications for all the other other people in government trying to work with others outside government.

The attention given to the variation of importance of mortality factors during businesses life cycles results in implications for all those concerned in strengthening small businesses.

If just one institution has a problem this has implications for all the partners.

The findings of this study have implications for all the stakeholders involved in the management of the human resources for health at national, district and health facility levels.