Sentence examples for implications indeed from inspiring English sources

But neutrino physics could have some very big implications indeed.

And this at a time when platform-fueled AI problems, such as algorithmically fenced fake news, have snowballed into huge and ugly global scandals with very far reaching societal implications indeed — be it election interference or ethnic violence.

It has cost implications indeed.

But those implications are indeed worth pondering.

The immediate implications would, indeed, appear to be grim.

"Welcome to Me" turns homiletic at exactly the point that it drifts away from its most fascinating implications: Alice indeed becomes something of a cult celebrity, but her flash of fame is downplayed and virtually overlooked by Piven.

"The implications are indeed dire.

These lab results have some real-life implications, and indeed offer hope.

Since the biomechanical implications and, indeed, the rationale for unicompartmental replacement differ from those for bicompartmental tibiofemoral replacement, these eleven patients were not included in the series.

Taken together, our results indicate that preventing skeletal muscle BACE1 activity from increasing excessively in times of chronic nutrient stress may have important implications, and indeed offer new therapeutic avenues, for the maintenance of glucose uptake and oxidation and the preservation of metabolic flexibility.

"I'd be perfectly happy if they would say, 'Look, we have a ton of classified information which, you can understand, we cannot release because there are weapons implications, but do, indeed, have personal, instrument and satellite observations as well as observations of pilots chasing UFOs.'".