Sentence examples for implications for keeping from inspiring English sources

Outside of the immediate losses, the mayor has to deal with restoring the psychological sense of security, which has implications for keeping business here.

On Tuesday, officials will release long-awaited results of a study of the traffic implications for keeping and removing the Sheridan.

Key meetings between social services, the UK Border Agency (UKBA) and Yarl's Wood staff designed to discuss the welfare implications of keeping a child locked up for more than 28 days dwelt instead on PR and legal concerns.

We determined how the scattering of randomised trials and systematic reviews differed across medical specialties and subspecialties and examined the implications of this scatter for keeping up to date with research.

I do want to point out a minor fallacy in the latest implication that Americans are responsible for keeping alive the tiresome joke about going to a boxing match, where a hockey game then breaks out.

"You're for keeping it on.

Thank you for keeping watch".

Thanks for keeping me sharp.

"For keeping score," the vendor said.

"For keeping me company," Richard said.

So much for keeping it a secret.