Sentence examples for implications globally from inspiring English sources

Others present an agenda for connecting research and development of statistical datasets — and the policy implications globally.

Beyoncé went onto praise Mandela's vision "for dignity, for human rights, for peace" that not only changed the course of South Africa's history but also had vast implications globally.

The findings of this study, although set in Australia, have implications globally.

Infectious diseases have enormous health implications globally not only for increasing risk for morbidity but also mortality.

As shift work has only recently been listed as a carcinogen by IARC, this finding has potential far-reaching implications globally.

These results have important implications for globally operating industries and consultancies, international and non-governmental organizations as well as national governments.

"Not only will this move improve the competitiveness of the Japanese private space sector, but it will have positive implications for the sector globally.

That value foretells considerable implications for many ICUs globally.

Findings derived from the evidence are relevant for NHS services and have some implications for wheelchair services globally.

These changes are unlikely to be limited to the United Kingdom and have wider implications for infectious diseases globally.

Therefore the findings from this study have implications that are relevant globally and would benefit from future confirmatory evaluations.