Sentence examples for implications are worrisome from inspiring English sources
Project this trend forward a few generations, and the implications are worrisome.
She starts life with fewer species and she will lose more as she goes along.'' Project this trend forward a few generations, and the implications are worrisome.
For the chiefs of Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and other United States banks that have received government money, the implications are worrisome, even though plenty of their workers have stayed put for now.
But the implications for the American work force are worrisome, and may help explain why economic output is growing much faster than employers are adding jobs.
Relying on contractors and part-time work has helped Leap2, but "the implications for the American work force are worrisome," writes Ms. Rampell, who took a wonkier dive into the numbers.
The health implications of this finding are not yet clear, although they are worrisome, Dr. van Wijck said.
I am not coming back.' It's not only the immediacy of the cuts that are worrisome, but it's the long-term implications".
Some potential changes are worrisome.
The numbers are worrisome.
Some are worrisome indeed.
Its broad consequences are worrisome.
