Sentence examples for implications in full from inspiring English sources

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I know the type well – hot out of law school, hungry for success, and too ambitious to follow the natural laws of promotion …" There's more – plenty more – but we'll leave Will's lawyer to digest its implications in full, and lament only that Britain's best and brightest has been dragged into appearing to be a silly arse, when surely nothing could be further from the truth.

With the release of its 480-page executive summary said to come on Tuesday, however, the arguments over its implications are already in full swing.

We will be studying the implications of this report in full, but these allegations will necessarily be a key factor in future aid decisions to the government of Rwanda".

Ronson doesn't spell out in full the implications of this thesis but the reader who isn't content just to gawp, metaphorically speaking, at the casualties of the Twitter mobs and trolls he has carefully lined up for our delectation will grasp precisely what it means.

No Brentanian had thus realised in full the implications that reinterpreting the Bolzanian distinction in a Brentanian key would have.

But the bill is a jumble of moving parts whose interactions and implications will only reveal themselves in full over time.

"We have very little understanding about the full implications in terms of an exit strategy," Mr. Kennedy told reporters.

He told reporters on Thursday, "We have very little understanding about the full implications in terms of an exit strategy".

Reimbursement has obvious societal cost implications, but these must be considered in full.

But I'm in full agreement about the implications and effect of what he says.