But the safety implications grew increasingly worrisome to many as United Space Alliance pressed its workers and contractors to stay on schedule and under budget.
The case's implications grew as the police mapped out Mr. Kaltenbrunner's movements and phone calls, which led to the other suspects, according to defense lawyers, Austria's federal prosecutor's office, and a man with access to the investigators' records who asked not to be identified because of security concerns.
Another semantic distinction, with enormous regulatory, ethical, and practical implications, grows from our assumption that personalized genomics must meet the same standards as other components of personalized medicine.
South of the Potomac, and most especially in the fertile minds of Jefferson and Madison, these premises and their political implications quickly grew into menacing monsters.
Jeremy Heimans, the co-author of "New Power," a forthcoming book about the implications of growing online participation, described to me the process of getting a "Glassdoor face-lift" as "gentle extortion".
Once again they have produced a collection of trends for the year ahead, in their "Global Trends Report".The possibilities of mind control seem alarming ( point 6) as do the implications of growing income inequality (point 10).
Increasing resistance of bacteria has social and economic implications like growing morbidity and mortality from infections and the rise of treatment costs [1, 8].
The arguments of the bad school received another airing Thursday at a panel created by Congress to weigh national-security implications of growing U.S. economic ties with China.
As awareness of demographic decline and its implications has grown in the developed world over the past 30 years, nations and international organizations such as the UN and the World Economic Forum have devoted resources to studying the problem and ways to mitigate its effects.
The implications are growing and have potential to make significant impact and save lives.
