Sentence examples for implications meaning from inspiring English sources

The agency kept Delta on CreditWatch with negative implications, meaning its rating could be cut again.

Standard & Poor's placed the airline on its Creditwatch list with negative implications, meaning its debt could be at risk of a downgrading.

In the latest sign that the outlook for the airline industry is darkening, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services on Thursday placed nine big airlines on CreditWatch with negative implications, meaning that it was likely to cut their debt ratings.

Clearing debris, opening doors, breaking through walls, climbing ladders and stairs, and riding in utility vehicles — all have "dual use" implications, meaning that they can be used constructively or destructively, depending on the intent of the designer, Dr. Akin showed.

While they are supportive of the value of the EU negotiating trade deals on their behalf (94% feel it makes a difference to the competitiveness of their business), an overwhelming 92% are not sufficiently aware of the commercial implications, meaning that opportunities for job creation and economic growth could be left on the table.

Paul Moorhouse, the gallery's curator of 20th century portraits, said: "Craigie Aitchison was a highly distinctive artist whose singular vision was rooted in an acute sensitivity to colour and subtle implications of meaning.

If the legal profession cannot understand the implications and meaning of new laws, how on earth are average members of the public or, indeed, young adults meant to?

"Craigie Aitchison was a highly distinctive artist whose singular vision was rooted in an acute sensitivity to colour and subtle implications of meaning," Paul Moorhouse, the museum's curator of 20th-century portraits, told the BBC.

If we look back over history, the importance of hearing stories and grasping their implications and meaning, has been far more important than being able to read in and of itself.

They told us that since returning home they had realised that they had little understanding of the origins, meaning and implications (short and long-term) of pneumonia, or what constituted a normal recovery.

Laurence Scott is a literary type who has been brooding on the implications and meanings of digital technology for a while.