Sentence examples for implications in the world from inspiring English sources

The brouhaha over Rattin had serious implications in the world of boxing, where there had been hope of a unification bout between WBA flyweight champion Horacio Accavallo and his WBC counterpart Walter McGowan.

True, it's a small deal in terms of value, but it has tremendous implications in the world of financial services.

In this episode we catch up with the founder of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, and dive into its implications in the world of cryptocurrency.

Some of the strategies used in the biological world to create functional inorganic materials may well have practical implications in the world of nanomaterials.

While still in the prototype phase, LIT Motors is definitely creating a new platform for transportation that has broad implications in the world's most crowded cities.

There are several critical implications: in the world of species that do not respond to selection, organisms are not optimally adapted to the conditions of their current environment but to those present during the evolutionary plasticity of the particular species.

If scientific research has serious potential implications in the real world, "the sooner there is an opportunity for public discussion the better," he said in a recent interview.

Confirmation bias has important implications in the real world, including in medicine, law, and interpersonal relationships.

By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, May 4 , 1968P. 44 A story in question and answer form is essentially about a machine (or all machines and their implications in the modern world) which is represented by a solid black square.

A story in question and answer form is essentially about a machine (or all machines and their implications in the modern world) which is represented by a solid black square.

For example, Miki Agarwal, CEO of THINX, is tackling the taboo around menstruation and their associated sanitary products with discreet, absorbent underpants, an idea that could have particularly useful implications in the developing world, where, according to the UN, girls without access to tampons or pads sometimes just don't go to school.