Sentence examples for implications of an from inspiring English sources

An approach to overcome the implications of an incident is replicating services.

A World Growing Old - the implications of an ageing population, north and south (Pluto Press).

Google has already raised questions about the antitrust implications of an acquisition of Yahoo by Microsoft.

The health and economic implications of an increasingly overweight population are huge.

This is done in deference to the possible diplomatic implications of an F.C.P.A. violation.

The brand's name added mystique, with its adult implications of an evening watershed.

It's promising to see a government grappling with the economic implications of an ageing population.

I really look at the implications of an always on society.

A PBS documentary broadcast last weekend, "Jascha Heifetz: God's Fiddler," breezes by the bigger implications of an exemplary life story.

They understood the moral implications of an act that carried no ill intent, that seemed sweetly innocent.

Hariri says that he recognises the fears of the politicisation of the tribunal and the potential implications of an indictment of Hezbollah.