Sentence examples for implications extend from inspiring English sources

The implications extend beyond Florida.

Yet the implications extend beyond agriculture.

Yet implications extend well beyond now-ubiquitous e-mail.

The implications extend to diplomacy well beyond the nuclear deal, he warned.

Researchers say the study's implications extend to prairies, rainforests and other natural ecosystems.

Its implications extend beyond Scotland, particularly to Spain where regional elections in Catalonia last month delivered victory to separatist parties.

And the fact that a crisis of this nature has taken root so rapidly in what appeared to be a stable democracy has significant implications extending far beyond Mali's borders.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce wrote in a letter to lawmakers that the Clean Air Act "was never intended to regulate carbon dioxide, and it remains poorly designed for such a task … The impact these rules will have on power prices means they will inevitably have negative implications extending to nearly every segment of the economy".

For the artist, however, the film's implications extended beyond the act of changing clothes.

News that President Obama is open to having an independent commission investigate the use of torture during the Bush years is undoubtedly the story of the day, with implications extending back to the previous administration and far into the future.

Our multi-genome comparison and ancestral inference approach has implications extending beyond the TGF- β pathway.