Sentence examples for implications in the us from inspiring English sources

Pearson also rejected a last-minute, tentative proposal from Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corp owns rival publisher HarperCollins, in part due to the fact that an outright sale of Penguin has tax implications in the US, where it has two-thirds of its business.

That is what good publishing is about". Pearson also rejected a last-minute, tentative proposal from Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corp owns rival publisher HarperCollins, in part due to the fact that an outright sale of Penguin has tax implications in the US, where it has two-thirds of its business.

The results can have potentially significant implications in the use of ultrasound (US) for blood velocity estimation, specifically with respect to locating the SV within the blood vessel and the origin of the velocity spectrum.

In a new paper, the former Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member and now president of the Peterson Institute, Adam Posen, and I examined the implications of this unprecedented fall in the participation rate and found that it has major implications for Fed policy.* In the US the decline in the participation rate has been dramatic.

This has implications in the world of primary education.

Their work has major implications in the field of electronics.

Some analysts saw political implications in the move.

This realization has had huge implications in the food industry.

She apologized for the implications in the promotions that the program was about a competition.

These phenomena could have implications in the operation of gasifiers.

Jones unsurprisingly sees major environmental and resource implications in the lack of phone recycling.