Sentence examples for implications are massive from inspiring English sources

Once information networks become social, the implications are massive: truth can now travel faster than lies, and all propaganda becomes instantly flammable.

A comparison of purified leukocyte RNA from advanced patients to the whole blood preparation from the published mixed cohort revealed that both the splicing and NMD implications were massive in leukocytes from advanced patients as compared with mixed early and advanced whole blood cells.

The fiscal and economic implications, of course, are massive.

If we stay in Europe, there are implications; if we leave Europe, there are massive implications," he said.

The implications are potentially massive.

While supporters will already be thinking about trips to some of Europe's most famous stadiums and seeing their team take on the cream of the continent at Celtic Park, the financial implications are also massive.

"The implications of these data are massive.

"At Farsley we know we won't get that far but if we have a good run then the financial implications for the club are massive.

"In ten to fifteen years time, artificial intelligence will take decisions out of our hands about what we do, and there are massive implications for marketing," he tells us.

There are massive socioeconomic implications for the unemployed and underemployed".

The new rules allow people aged 55 and over with a defined contribution pension to withdraw their cash if they want, although there are massive tax implications if they take it in one go, which means it's wise for people to get advice before rushing to access their cash.