Sentence examples for implications at the top from inspiring English sources
With all this going on, you can stick your Bolton v Portsmouth, to be frank – the best game of the day, the one with massive implications at the top and the bottom of one of our league tables, is at Underhill.
Claudio Ranieri's team did not quite have the chutzpah to confirm themselves as implausible, eccentric champions at the home of England's most successful club but they walked off the pitch to a remarkable ovation and this could still be a valuable point, ultimately, given its implications at the top of the table.
Similarly, for Android (Fig. 12), the implication at the top-center refers to the association rule {.content.pm.ComponentInfo,.content.Intent,.os.Lo-oper,.app.Instrumentation}→{.os.Handler}.
Technology has to be the way forward as the implications for getting decisions wrong at the top end of the game get increasingly serious.
And if you're planning on expanding a team further, what implications will this have for your role at the top of the tree?
"From the beginning, the social implications… of Glass, of people wearing Glass, has been at the top of our mind," the site reported.
Those at the top can accumulate with abandon and without considering the implications for the future.
But the item at the top of Sovereign's list would, if passed, hold more sweeping implications for South Korean businesses.
Other genes at the top of the list including T1A1, KIAA1279 and CACYBP also have remarkable biological implications.
Energy security is at the top of the list of U.K. government concerns these days as it realizes the implications of increased dependency on gas imports.
