The decision focuses on the NSA's call-records program, but its implications are broader.
The implications are broader, since Spain, with its 42 million Catholics, remains a touchstone for Latin America.
So while this is a tour of the capital's finest bricks and mortar, the implications are broader.
With 200,000 diabetics on hemodialysis in the United States, the implications are broad.
The skeletal narrative that carries Énard's sentence forward is slim, but the book's implications are broad.
The Principle is the most fundamental law of Wolfram's New Kind of Science, as well as a prominent regularity featured by (NKS2): "its implications are broad and deep, addressing a host of longstanding issues not only in science, but also in mathematics, philosophy and elsewhere" (Wolfram 2002, p. 715).
But the implications were broad.
The reference may be a narrow one, but the implication is broad: The new section gives the piece a certain sweep, and represents the kind of expansive writing he intends to offer at the festival.
There are some implications that are broader than the efficiency of both candidates in getting out their positions and undercutting their opponents.
Apart from social and economic implications that are broad and effective for most of passive cooling energy systems, this study focuses on the energy systems' implications across five indicators of practice, health, environment, energy and policy, which are significant for disciplines of sustainable energy systems and the built environment.
The debate between regulators and banks is about the proper balance between growth and safety, but the implications are much broader.
