Sentence examples for implications of a fourth from inspiring English sources

In Finance, Larry Elliott considers the economic implications of a fourth industrial revolution for the world.

CAGNE has unveiled two reports looking at the transport implications of a second runway at Gatwick, which lies on an overcrowded and unreliable rail route between Brighton and London and feeds on to the busy M23.

Perhaps it's because the organization understands its enemy more clearly than even his supporters do, and they know the implications of a second Obama term.

Check with the IRS to find out what the tax implications of a second home will be.

The implications of introducing a second intelligent species onto Earth are far-reaching enough to deserve hard thinking, even if the prospect of actually doing so seems remote.

While aspects of these issues may seem insignificant for some users, privacy watchdogs should seriously consider the implications of giving a third party access to your track collection.

To provide a baseline for evaluating the implications of an MSFR, we first fitted a generalised single species functional response [13] to our data (equation (3)).

Now hold that thought while you consider that implications of someone first creating a globally available open-source mapping platform, and then launching a startup to leverage that data.

The dissolution of his first marriage and the implications of his second, to a much younger scholar, remain fodder for faculty chatter.

I first discovered the implications of a gut-renovated qwerty while using Google on the iPad.

This could have profound implications for the tenor of a third Bloomberg term, not least that it is likely to hinder the mayor's well-honed ability to cow Democrats and liberal interest groups.