Sentence examples for implications for the sector from inspiring English sources

This analysis raised a number of implications for the sector.

A few said that they were closely monitoring the proceedings either because of their relationships with Goldman or the implications for the sector.

Cosmopolitan, after merging with Chester and District Housing Trust and branching out into the student accommodation market, fell into financial difficulties before eventually being rescued at a late stage by fellow housing association Sanctuary Housing, but there are still profound implications for the sector.

Already unable to tap capital markets and forced instead to rely on three-year financing from the European Central Bank, Spanish lenders also face the threat of further credit rating downgrades as Moody's Investors Service and other credit ratings agencies prepare to issue their verdict on Bankia's seizure and its implications for the sector.

We conclude that the way in which sexual expression is conceptualized has critical implications for the sector's engagement with this topic.

The results advance our understanding of long-term impacts of different energy policy options designed to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions for U.S. iron and steel sector, and generate insight of policy implications for the sector's environmentally and economically sustainable development.

The Lingua resignations, first reported by the Inside Higher Ed website, could have profound implications for the entire sector by encouraging researchers in other sectors of academia to break rank and set up freely accessible journals to rival established titles.

The concept of climate and health co-benefits (such as cycling to improve fitness and reduce carbon emissions) originated from public sector thinking, but carries important implications for the private sector.

We link to critiques of politicized CSR and consider practical implications, both for the sector and the achievement of climate development goals.

They will provide an insight into the regulatory environment and the implications for the provider sector.

There is an unrecognized problem with this approach: Reductions in deficits have implications for the private sector.