Sentence examples for implication for businesses from inspiring English sources

There is another implication for businesses in the term "social": a recognition that we are moving increasingly toward a new model of engagement for businesses, that is, (you guessed it!) social.

Lewis said: "I am very concerned about this ruling, and its implication for business rates.

The implication for business is that the cost of water can only go up, putting a premium on efficiency.

In the book I go into more detail about the implication for business and politics and education.

One implication for business students is they need to develop competencies in leading and managing social employees.

"This has huge implications for businesses involved in manufacturing, architectural design and prototyping".

This has profound implications for businesses, the economy and the federal budget.

"Ultimately recognising and challenging gender biases in the workplace will have dramatic and positive implications for businesses.

This is an important dynamic to consider, especially in the context of critical infrastructure projects where decisions on ownership could have direct implications for businesses being able to operate".

Banks' influence over this market, and over clearinghouses like the one this select group advises, has costly implications for businesses large and small, like Dan Singer's home heating-oil company in Westchester County, north of New York City.

She said that opponents of the legislation from the Chamber of Commerce and elsewhere have sought to stir concerns and "gin up everybody" over what are often unfounded concerns about wider implications for businesses across the country.