Sentence examples for implications come from inspiring English sources

In the sequel these disturbing implications come true.

Their full implications come to light when the underlying infection incidence is considered.

Monday's attack could also have political implications, coming after a period of tentative liberalization.

Legislation with financial implications comes with something called a fiscal note, an official price tag that lists what a bill will cost or save.

The concession by Verizon could have far-reaching industry implications, coming from the company that is both the nation's largest wireless carrier and the largest local telephone company.

Others contended that The Times was playing down a story with global implications, coming as world leaders consider a treaty to limit the amount of carbon dioxide pumped into the atmosphere from autos, power plants and other sources.

This concession by Verizon could have far-reaching industry implications, coming from the company that is both the nation's largest wireless carrier and the largest local telephone company.

Although the launching was driven in part by domestic considerations, analysts said it carried far-reaching foreign relations implications, coming as leaders in Washington and Beijing — as well as those soon to be chosen in Tokyo and Seoul — try to form a new way of coping with North Korea after two decades of largely fruitless attempts to end its nuclear and missile ambitions.

Then first elements of synthesis are proposed and implications coming from the previously defined framework are identified (Table 1).

Information about its real incidence and clinical implications comes from case reports and few retrospective studies specifically designed to study LON.

The narrow, technical frame problem generated a great deal of work in logic-based artificial intelligence in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and its wider philosophical implications came to the fore at around the same time.