Sentence examples for implications not just from inspiring English sources

"This has had significant resource implications, not just financially.

There are important implications not just for pork but for how Washington looks at Chinese investment.

That has implications not just on Earth, but on arid planets like Mars.

Whatever they say has implications not just for Bulgaria but for the E.U. as a whole".

"This issue has implications not just for La Jolla and San Diego but also for the State of California.

For the United States, the more muscular approach toward China has far-reaching implications, not just geopolitically but also economically.

These trends have worrisome implications not just for older workers and their families, but for government budgets, too.

Today's decision has implications not just for those users but for the formation of intellectual property law on the Internet.

But he has chosen not to be tested, which would have implications not just for him but for his three children.

In just a few more decades, the implications of India's apathy will have profound implications – not just within the country, but around the world as well.

That has implications not just for prospective investors in Italy, but also for Europe's single currency, which relies for success on increasingly free capital movement.