Sentence examples for implications because of the from inspiring English sources

A. B. Best said yesterday that it was upgrading Reliance from "under review with negative implications" to "under review with developing implications" because of the improved balance sheet.

Many stories with salacious elements go uncovered in the mainstream news media, but Ms. Stewart's trial has significant implications because of the atmosphere of continuing corporate scandal and the clear effect on her business.

Big penalties for private creditors may also have weighty implications, because of the potential for a chain reaction — in which credit dries up for Ireland and for Portugal, which ran into fresh trouble when Moody's downgraded its debt last week.

The British Bankers Associationn warned this week that financial services were "more affected by Brexit than any other sector of the economy, both in the degree of impact and the scale of the implications" because of the threat to EU passporting, which allows banks to operate in the single market while being based in the UK.

This approach was adjudged to have ''green'' implications because of the inclusion of recycled material as part of the material mixture, promoting treatment efficiency and cost effectiveness (Hossain et al. 2010a).

Offshore wind energy development can have major economic implications because of the potential impact on coastal recreation demand – particularly for countries that are characterised by high offshore wind power potential while also being popular tourist destinations.

However, the question of the level of funding of this research has ethical implications because much of the current control guidance is precautionary and is not based on strong quantitative risk assessments.

Results have both a practical implication, because of the employment of this rock type as engineering material worldwide, and a scientific relevance, due to the peculiar behavior that such rock offered under stress.

SNVs or mutations in miRNA coding region can have a significant implication because of the miRNAs' broad binding and action profiles.

The characterization of two discrete phases of cardiomyocyte differentiation in the zebrafish heart has important implications because many of the genes and regulatory pathways essential to embryogenesis are conserved between zebrafish and mammals.

The announcement of a merger between three Russian banks (see article) also has oily implications, because two of the banks control big oil companies that may eventually merge as well.