Sentence examples for implications are troubling from inspiring English sources

The possibilities are endless, but the implications are troubling.

Self-contradiction is commonly the price of achieving progress — Holder is not unique in this regard — yet the ultimate implications are troubling.

The implications are troubling for the state as a whole, she suggested: "I don't know that you would have a new business or corporation that would want to relocate in a state where you couldn't get your contract disputes or your business disputes resolved in a timely fashion".

"The law provides for no transition whatsoever, and the implications are troubling," said Dawn Walker, a spokeswoman for the mayor.

Experts said the implications were troubling: the optimism could delay referral to hospices, which emphasize management of pain and grief.

Greens may rejoice at anything that curbs population growth, but the implications of these trends are troubling.

"The implications of this study are troubling for the ways we currently attempt to manage diversity and foster inclusion in our organizations," the authors of the study, Tessa L. Dover, Cheryl R. Kaiser and Brenda Major, recently wrote on the Harvard Business Review.

The implications are many, and all are troubling.

It might be harder than you think, and the implications for the future of travel are troubling.

And the implications of that — that hand-me-down technology is a good-enough for poorer people — are troubling in their own regard.

We'll see on Sunday whether Academy voters are troubled by such implications.