Sentence examples for implications it from inspiring English sources

When discussing the particular issues such as the representation and its implications it became clear that some of the limitations and challenges experienced by the authors are fundamental.

"One also hopes that it had been ordered by some overzealous and shortsighted functionary not sensitive to its full implications," it added.

While this study is likely the most comprehensive review of isolated MCAD and its clinical implications, it has important limitations.

He was simply drawn to the subject and to the implications it raised.

Mr. Forstmann said he disavows the word voucher, however, because of the political implications it carries.

With no playoff implications, it has only marginally more import than a midseason trip to Buffalo.

Though the measure has profound First Amendment implications, it was never reviewed by the judiciary committees.

"This has major commercial implications, it has major security implications," Mr. Erickson said.

"I didn't realize the implications it would have," Mr. Head said.

Hal Martin, M.D., M.P.H., Minneapolis While your decision has political implications, it is above all a medical matter.

Bismarck's shift had serious political implications: it signified his opposition to any further evolution in the direction of political democracy.