Sentence examples for implications alone from inspiring English sources

The financial implications alone are huge, Jacobson estimates air pollution health costs will run in the vicinity of $15-25 15-25 trillionr, with another $20 trillion dealing with climate change fallout.

By implication, routine/PITC alone may be insufficient towards scaling up HIV testing amongst TB patients.

Like all ideologies, the media image of independence also has burrs and hooks that drag associated, less anticipated, and more equivocal ideas in their wake — for instance, the substitute of birth family, of relations between parent and child, and between siblings, for romantic relationships, as well as the economic implications of living alone.

The implications of living alone, as she understood them, shed light on the important role played by immediate, cohabiting family members in alleviating the burden of NCDs: The sugar [diabetes] started together with high blood.

If so, the implications for business, let alone love, are vast.

Share prices rose by 150% between June 2014 and May 2015: events since have seen the froth blown off the market, but the wider implications for China, let alone the rest of the world, are negligible.

Whatever the outcome on the voting rights issue, the diplomatic – let alone legal – implications mean there is no realistic prospect the UK will withdraw from the European convention in the foreseeable future.

I don't mean that they're necessarily wrong; I mean that history has repeatedly made fools of people who try to predict future technological developments, let alone the implications of those developments for long-term economic growth.

The agreement here has wider implications than in Russia alone.

He launched an outright attack on Stormont MLAs, particularly Sinn Féin, for allegedly "burying their heads in the sand" over the financial implications of going it alone on welfare.

Since participants in this experiment were aware of the floor conditions, the results could have important safety implications that user awareness alone might be insufficient for safe floor designs.