Sentence examples for implication it has from inspiring English sources
Schhot (2013) appraises the larger framework of functioning of TPP and the implication it has on its member states.
I don't think this comes as a shock to too many people in Nigeria or outside the country". He added: "The issue now isn't over the immediate handover but the implication it has ahead of elections.
Green can take one meaningful step towards proving Rangers' ban on signing players is not a blessing for him, due to the clear implication it has for what he requires to spend on the club.
And think of the implication it has first for bank profits, or maybe that should be last.
However, the class didn't go into detail about why NMR is important and what implication it has in the real world.
I mean that in the sense of the implication it has taken these last few decades.
You may have considered the health implications, but have you checked it with your local priest?
While this study is likely the most comprehensive review of isolated MCAD and its clinical implications, it has important limitations.
"This has major commercial implications, it has major security implications," Mr. Erickson said.
With no playoff implications, it has only marginally more import than a midseason trip to Buffalo.
