Sentence examples for implications not only from inspiring English sources

That has implications not only for our districts, but for districts all over New York State".

It could have implications not only for Florida agriculture but for the American diet.

It would also have profound implications, not only for the telecommunications industries, but for consumers as well.

She said E7's case "has serious implications not only for E7 but also for firearms officers around the country".

These findings have important implications not only for neuroscience but also for education, politics, economics and health.

Rising violence in the Kosovo province of Serbia has dangerous implications not only for Kosovo, but also for its neighbors.

If the court is "barely able to cope" this has implications not only for its staffing arrangements.

The idea may have implications not only for our understanding of history, but for modern Mongolia and the wider world.

Her group's work could have implications not only for paraplegia but for conditions ranging from Parkinson's to depression.

So Moser's test results had implications not only for herself, but for other members of her family as well.

What we do in life may have implications not only for the health of our children and even our grandchildren.