Sentence examples for implications for someone from inspiring English sources
"In public life, someone in my position has to make a decision, and without fail it's going to have negative implications for someone".
What were the implications for someone who, having been brought up to believe in the unique power of the individual, discovered instead the far subtler joys of teamwork?
"The vast majority of our cabin crew would themselves be disappointed at the idea that one of their colleagues should get into this situation, since they share our pride in the reputation of our team, and they would also, as we are, be very concerned about the safety implications for someone in this position".
"Felony convictions have some pretty serious job implications for someone in Mr. Erzinger's profession, and that entered into it," he told the paper.
The district attorney in the case charged Erzlinger with two misdemeanors instead of a felony, noting that "felony convictions have some pretty serious job implications for someone in Mr. Erzinger's profession".
The policy implications of that are damning for someone of Jones's persuasion.
During the movie, Henry Higgins sings a song called, "Why Can't a Woman Be More Like a Man?" and the last line of the song is, "Why can't a woman be more like me?" "Why can't a man be more like my best friend?" The caption of this New Yorker cartoon reads, "Miss Gaines, send in someone who reminds me of myself as a lad," with the implication that he's looking for someone to hire.
"We are concerned about the implications for freedom of expression in that someone could sue a newspaper vexatiously because they know they don't have to pay the costs even if they lose," said Mike Harris, head of advocacy at Index on Censorship, one of the groups which led the successful battle this year for a new defamation act.
For someone who doesn't thrive in an exam setting, this could have serious implications on their final grades.
It is not done for someone.
