Sentence examples for implications across from inspiring English sources

"It has implications across the Middle East and for the wider world".

It is a much wider, bigger issue which also has implications across the union," he said.

They have a huge number of decisions to make which will have implications across the country.

If used by the water board as the basis for curtailing logging, the report could have implications across the state.

Writing for Africa is a Country, Oumar Ba said Bashir's arrest would have had significant political implications across the continent.

Attempting to backdate this or any pension of this type, would have serious implications across the whole public sector".

Mr. Levy said Ms. Black's case was especially thorny for Mr. Steiner because it would have implications across the state.

In fact, it has implications across the entire organisation, requiring a general increase in technical skills across the board".

The precise case, Versloot Dredging v HDI Gerling, had nothing to do with household or car insurance, but has implications across the industry.

But Craig E. Moffett, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said the ruling could have "seismic implications across the media landscape".

Given how indebted American consumers are, a sudden, sharp rise in rates could have broad and damaging implications across the economy.