Sentence examples for implication on the whole from inspiring English sources

Key elements of shale gas production include the extensive drilling campaign, the need for hydraulic fracturing (with its implication on the whole water supply/handling cycle) and the realisation of a continuously growing network of geographically scattered production facilities and flowlines, which accompany gas from wellheads to the final customers.

But as Larry says, what's going on in Egypt has implications for the whole region, changes the dynamics in a big way.

That means several high-impact cases with implications for the whole nation -- on abortion, affirmative action, immigration and public unions, among others -- are at risk of ending up in a 4-4 tie, which would result in no binding precedent.

Americans may regard the cliffhanger deal as their own private business, but, "As the world' s sole superpower, U.S. domestic failures to reach deals on critical issues have implications for the whole world," it said.

That means several high-impact cases with implications for the whole nation -- on abortion, affirmative action, immigration and public unions, among others -- are at risk of ending up in a 4-4 tie, which would result in no binding precedent.

"If you do something radical on Oxford Street it has implications for the whole of Central London," he said.

The first phase of the inquiry focused on Victoria's case, but the second part considered its implications for the whole of the child protection system.

This raises troubling implications for the whole British justice system.

But this tactic has far-reaching implications for the whole of society.

And that has implications for the whole world".

Because of their place at the base of the marine food web, this can have important knock-on implications across the whole ecosystem.