Sentence examples for implications could be seen from inspiring English sources
But, the implications could be seen clearly in the headlines bouncing around the Web, with some saying the ruling completely "changed the face of TV and Internet broadcasting".
When the bond markets open today and traders absorb the full implications of yesterday's rate cut, it could be seen as exacerbating the problems at these already-hobbled firms.
This is the best illustration I've ever seen to aid expert testimony". Regardless of the appeals court's decision in the Mitchell case, the future implications of computer animation in criminal trials could be seen in the 1992 murder trial of Orange County developer James Hood.
The implication is obvious: it's unbelievable that such beauty could be seen in an average black person.
And once it could be seen, it revealed networks have peculiar strengths and weaknesses, with implications for all of us.
The VMEP process itself could be seen as optimistic, because it does not involve searching for negative implications.
But the logical implication of her statement yesterday in response to Peter Clarke's report into extremism in Birmingham schools could be seen as just that.
