Sentence examples for implications annual from inspiring English sources

The motto "We Serve" has decidedly divine implications, annual reports are peppered with Scripture, and stockholder meetings begin with prayer.

That has huge implications for annual budgets, but set against a total debt stock of £1.5 trillion (80% of GDP), it is not enough to dent creditworthiness.Despite this, not every market is stable.

The increase in antimicrobial drug resistant infections has economic as well as clinical implications; the annual cost of unnecessary antimicrobial drug prescribing for acute respiratory infections has been estimated to be ≈$726 million (5).

Although the response of Rh to N addition and the priming effect were high as compared to results in the literature, the impacts were short-term only and may not have implications on the annual C budget of the plantation.

She delivered a paper at the Center for Spatial Research's day-long Ways of Knowing Cities conference on distance-based cartographic epistemologies and another on their equity implications at the annual conference of the American Association of Geographers.

For perspective on the annual implications for households of childhood fevers, the most recent 2003 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey reported that 40.6% of children under five had a fever in the two weeks prior to the interview [ 42].

"Social Implications of the Internet," Annual Review of Sociology.

"Social Implications of the Internet". Annual Review of Sociology 27. 307-336.

The implications of building lifespans, annual energy price increase and discount rate on the optimum measure were also analysed.

"One of the critical disclosure points would be, what are the implications for an entity's annual budget," he said.

Then write a one-page summary about the implications of the museum's annual budget for exhibitions, collections, conservation, education and research.