Sentence examples for implications going forward from inspiring English sources

"They're just nervous about the implications going forward".

"I want to make sure you understand the implications of going forward on this basis," the judge said, warning that an individual lawyer may be unable to cross-examine a witness whom he or she had previously represented and "that it could adversely affect representation in your case".

"That may have some implications for us going forward," Starr said.

The largest deal of all time in tech will, indeed, not be happening (for now), and it has potentially pretty big implications for M&A going forward.

"It has big implications for us going forward, but we recognised that West Yorkshire Police is well-placed to deliver this service on behalf of all forces in England and Wales".

In the New York Times the tireless Peter Eavis writes not one but two stories about the implications for Greece and Europe going forward of the Greek debt deal struck over the weekend.

The political implications of this going forward, may be, for Obama to retain any credibility in dealing with the economy, to ask for the resignation of Chairman Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Geithner.

David Cochran, who represented SAS, will discuss the ruling's significance, the PTAB's response, and the strategic implications of the case going forward for both petitioners and patent owners.

Jeff Zeleny and Jim Rutenberg evaluate the candidates' performances and the implications for the campaign going forward, while Times reporters check the facts.

This analysis traces the political dynamics that led to this unusual environmental policy outcome and explores the implications for biofuel regulations going forward.

"I think if we fail to deliver this plan on Monday then there will be serious implications for Scottish football going forward".