Sentence examples for implications for both from inspiring English sources

This has implications for both the level of supervision and willingness to intervene.

A virtual office will have tax implications for both the employees and the companies.

The plaintiff lawyer, Mr. Seeger, said Wednesday's ruling had implications for both drugs and devices.

There are also potential tax implications for both individual shareholders and the co-op corporation.

These data have major implications for both children's services and adult social care.

The Patriots face the Jets on Sunday with playoff implications for both teams.

He insisted that this had profound implications for both managers and politicians.

And such wavering has implications for both public policy and our personal lives.

"This is a change that has huge implications for both our student midwife members and an already understaffed maternity service.

South teams.... Raise your hand if you thought the Lions-Redskins game would have playoff implications for both teams.

The significant nursing shortfall in the UK has huge implications for both the NHS and the private healthcare sector.