Sentence examples for implications everywhere from inspiring English sources

I'd wanted to use the word "sexual" (we were trained to see sexual implications everywhere, and surely in this case I would have been right), but I couldn't bring myself to be the first to say it.

The value of the market for Libor has been estimated at $450 trillion that's pretty-much-everything-sized, which is why manipulating it has implications everywhere.

The value of the market for Libor has been estimated at $450 trillion – that's pretty-much-everything-sized, which is why manipulating it has implications everywhere.

The denouement has major implications for Muslims everywhere".

The study was done by Harvard researchers working in Botswana but has implications for poor women everywhere.

The technology more channels in the same amount of bandwidth is the same everywhere, but its implications are different in different markets.In France, for instance, digital television spells multi-channel.

Even though it is all fiction and Johansson doesn't appear in the novel, the French judge found partially in her favour in a case that has worrying implications for authors and satirists everywhere.

Yes, there has been a departure from the legacy of the past with major implications for Turkey and Muslims everywhere.

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.

We live under the tyranny of "brilliance" everywhere – with its deadening implication that there's nothing left to discuss.

The Frenchman Eugène Delacroix and the German Philipp Otto Runge explored the implications of musical analogies for painting, and everywhere writers, artists, and composers could be found in close association.