Sentence examples for implications are considerable from inspiring English sources
The implications are considerable, the report said: "In current market conditions, there is little point trying to understand the nuances between different asset classes, or the relative value within asset classes.
The policy implications are considerable, implying for instance expansion to membership of the 'core diabetes primary care team' to include also social work and psychology/mental health nursing, as well as the more traditional diabetes specialists.
The implications of this are considerable.
Implications in conservation are considerable since fatal cases have repeatedly been described in endangered carnivores after consumption of ADV contaminated meat [ 4, 5].
However, FS of no detectable cause is thought to predominate, with patients whose FS is associated with diabetes constituting an additional 'substantial' group, 3 accounting for almost one-third of all FS. 7 The healthcare implications of FS are considerable.
Given that the current highly effective drugs are substantially more expensive than previous antimalarials, the economic implications of overdiagnosis are considerable and undermine the cost effectiveness of the newer artemisinin based combination therapies (ACTs).
At a collective level, the implications are more considerable as political communities have greater resources and can consider a broader range of benevolent actions at comparably negligible cost.
There are considerable implications resulting from the widespread use of such techniques on improving understanding of space heating demand.
The broader implications of this research are considerable.
