Sentence examples for implications has grown from inspiring English sources

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.

Although the exact molecular mechanisms behind this 'proximal effect' are not presently clear, its implications have growing importance in light of recent reports that have shown that proximal tumours have inherently poorer prognosis than more distal tumours (Wray et al, 2009; Benedix et al, 2010).

With more than 20,000 sets registered so far, the competition has grown insanely fierce, with profitable implications for Heritage.

British news outlets have reported that the Defense Ministry has grown increasingly nervous about the security implications of such a move.

IMT has grown into a world-wide phenomena with important implications for the sustainability and productivity of irrigated agriculture.

As the implications of the memoir have grown in importance, so has the seriousness, and the consequences, of another complaint made about it: what Freud called "mendacity".

In emerging markets, by contrast, banking troubles have more of a habit of spilling over into the economy at large.Mexico's tequila effectMoreover, such crises have growing international implications.

This new formulation may seem like a "duh" statement, but its implications have bitterly split the growing industry of people who offer financial planning advice.

The broader implications this growing trend has for what constitutes evidence based science and health policy are just beginning to emerge.

The implications are growing and have potential to make significant impact and save lives.

Recently there has been growing interest in studying the health implications of daytime napping.