Sentence examples for implications from this from inspiring English sources
Are there policy implications from this diagnosis?
There are a couple of obvious implications from this change in the nature of corporate success.
There are many potential implications from this experiment, say Bloom and Roberts.
While it will take time for investors to absorb the implications from this transition, we think the risk-reward is skewed towards the upside.
Implications from this study could be used for designing a socio-ecological approach which incorporates wildlife management with public interests.
The implications from this research, therefore, are rather obvious, and companies should be able to easily identify the areas in which improvement is needed in the future.
The implication from this release and this week's construction and services sectors PMI is that the UK economic recovery remains on track.
The implication from this worldly 23-year-old was that a skyscraper had been constructed from a hodful of bricks.
The implication from this was that, as a Games ticket holder, I would get a discounted fare down to London.
An important managerial implication from this is that firms should consider developing interdisciplinary technologies whenever possible.
