Sentence examples for implications of a future from inspiring English sources

Based on this, what are the business and social implications of a future marked by the exponential growth of information technologies?

Or the implications of a future Palestinian state, based on the recent reconciliation between the Palestine Liberation Organization government and Hamas, whose prime minister, Ismail Haniyeh, reacting to the American raid on Bin Laden's hide-out, said: "We condemn the assassination of an Arab holy warrior.

The full implications of a future where machines act for us can be intimidating.

While some of these stories might sound amusing, they do lead us to ponder the implications of a future where robots and artificial intelligence take on more critical responsibilities and will have to be held responsible for the possibly wrong decisions they make.

Previous work on the implications of a future PrEP implementation has highlighted the importance of engaging relevant stakeholders in a consultation process designed to strengthen, legitimise and ultimately enhance its sustainability and effectiveness.

Our data were used to estimate the implications of a future ozone depletion for the incidence rates of skin cancer: a 10% ozone depletion was found to give rise to a 16-18% increase in the incidence rate of SCC (men and women), a 19% increase in the incidence rate of CMM for men and a 32% increase in the incidence rate of CMM for women.

However, to facilitate an exploration of the implications for a future research agenda, we set an arbitrary research rating threshold to identify a provisional list of high priority research topics from the list of patient management questions.

The television set, along with its implications of a coming future in which communication was predominantly digital and one-way.

The implications of a more arid future are significant for surface water resources in the semi-arid Colorado River Basin (CRB).

A friend told me some of the stories in the collection were "almost novelistic," which I thought meant, in their implications of a past or future for characters.

I'm afraid we may be slipping, without any conscious decision or even awareness of the implications, toward a future in which we will hugely accelerate our own evolution, in which our descendants quickly diverge from all that has been human for 200,000 years.