Sentence examples for implications failure from inspiring English sources

Varicocele is a common abnormality with the following andrological implications: failure of ipsilateral testicular growth and development, symptoms of pain and discomfort, male infertility.

By implication, failure to innovate is likely to result in reduced competitiveness.

This apparent limitation, though, has a positive implication: failure of a model to reproduce experimental data often indicate the presence of additional elements and prompt further investigations into the regulatory mechanisms of that same system.

The impetus to conclude some agreement is strong because the implications of failure seem so great.

It will be one with much broader balance-of-power implications — the failure after 9/11 to put in place an effective energy policy.

Though he believed in the product and thought Apple would be a success, Wayne explains that he was concerned about the implications of failure.

Kevin Blackwell, beaten while in charge of Leeds United on this stage three years ago, is contemplating his resignation, aware as he is that the financial implications of failure at a club whose parachute payments are now spent are significant.

The CEA analysis suggests that universal coverage would lead to a healthier, more mobile and more productive workforce.Those forecasts are probably a bit rosy, but the report also spells out the implications of failure.

Since the play-off final of 2004, back when Iain Dowie was still cherished at Selhurst Park, too many of Palace's biggest occasions have been played to a backdrop of bitter desperation, seized by fear of the true implications of failure.

There are potential medico-legal implications where failure has occurred to identify and manage such injuries expeditiously.

To illustrate the implications of failure to control for unobservables, consider the possibility that high school graduates have better (unobserved) talent than early school leavers.