Sentence examples for implications consequences from inspiring English sources

In the field of energy, a large variety of electricity-generating technologies are at hand each with its unique profile of implications, consequences, and challenges.

As a result, the environmental implications and consequences of policies and programs, even when they are explicitly recognized as a part of their mandate, are often ignored at the time of implementation.

This result has the following implications and consequences: (1) For a given N, the upper bound (13b) on λmaxincreases as K increases, which implies that the system can tolerate more background perturbation if we collect more measurements.

They may not have clear implications or consequences.

In all of these countries, visibility has different meanings, implications and consequences.

If disarmament in Iraq requires the use of force, we need to consider carefully the implications and consequences of our actions.

She, too, has been undone by an inability to act; unlike Simon, her paralysis has implications and consequences that will never cease.

What is revealing is the way she sees her themes of exile, banishment, emigration and — most important — return, everywhere, along with their implications and consequences.

No doubt Guardiola was aware of the implications and consequences of his action but still decided to wear the T-shirt in the hope of creating public awareness for Brunati's cause.

"It is the worst because of the far-reaching implications and consequences of deciding to have nothing geo-economically to do with China at a time when China is prepared to step up to greater responsibilities in the region".

Most of the cash is going to the Birmingham Play House for a theatre group touring with Tapestry, a production for 13- 18-year-olds that explores the implications and consequences of extremism, which is getting £10,000.