Sentence examples for implications it had from inspiring English sources

PrEP emerged as a contentious issue because of the potentially negative implications it had for HIV prevention.

PrEP emerged as a highly contentious issue because of the perceived negative implications it had for existing risk management strategies and HIV prevention.

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

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

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

The article looks at data of decisions post-Atkins to examine the implications it has had on factually similar cases.

"Not only does it have homeland security implications, it has serious highway safety implications," said Jason King, a spokesman for the motor vehicle administrators' group.

The animal soundscape is a field of growing interest because of the implications it has for human landscape interactions.

It answers scientific questions about what is in the smog (14 different carcinogens) and leaves no doubt as to the dangerous health implications it has.

The issues that have beset recent District Court orders, with respect to cell tower dumps, are the implications it has on innocent cellular subscribers' Fourth Amendment rights.

We use this model to study the implications it has for such services and investigate whether it has a distinct cost advantage and operational improvement.