Sentence examples for implications of breaking from inspiring English sources
Yet the more electorally astute ministers feel queasy about the longer-term implications of breaking this pledge.
When the Justice Department started its search for an investment banker to help it sort through the financial implications of breaking up Microsoft, Robert F. Greenhill quickly seemed to be the logical choice.
Ms Lewsley-Mooney commissioned two reports, one examining the impact on children's rights and the other assessing the implications of breaking parity with other UK regions on welfare reform.
The implications of breaking this color line, over ten years before Jackie Robinson would do the same in Baseball, cannot be overstated.
Theatlantic.com | The bigger, civil implications of Twitter breaking up with Tumblr.
What has been widely heralded as a result of hawkish comments from the Fed's Rosengren seems to have had as much to do about the implications of finally breaking out of a two month lull in US indices.
I wanted to search the net for coherent articles on the implications of Bitcoin breaking $6,000 or any explanations of the surge back above $6,000 that is occurring as I type this on Saturday morning.
Eric Posner and Glen Weyl, two law professors at the University of Chicago, do a good job of breaking out the implications over at Slate Competition among mutual funds cannot substitute for competition among corporations.
Everybody on Wall Street understands the implications: breaking the law is a great way to make a lot of money.
West Quincy, of course, had brought the Sny another reprieve — the river dropped two feet almost immediately, but anxious workers, including Crim and Peanuts, had gathered there to discuss the implications of this latest break upstream.
