Sentence examples for implications because from inspiring English sources

Williams's absence has critical implications because with him, it's never been about his system.

It has both radical and libertarian implications, because it views any subordination of personal freedom to governmental discipline as dangerous.

His directive has national implications because 40percentt of all touch-screen voting machines in use are in California.

But the patents had devastating real-world implications, because they kept the prices for the diagnostics artificially high.

The report, meanwhile, warns of "major international implications" because of these four powerful and troublesome heads of state.

If so, it has ominous implications, because hundreds have died in clashes between Nigeria's Muslims and Christians in recent years.

His budget, due next month, has additional political implications, because he is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, challenging Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.

If you play one note twice, it's going to have different implications, because you will have been altered by the first one.