Sentence examples for implications of continuing from inspiring English sources
How many planets will India require?" Here he was in the beginning of the 20th century, he foresaw the implications of continuing on this path.
European officials warned that Fox has failed to grasp the implications of continuing trade with the EU, should the UK lower its standards compared to the EU, where chlorine-washed chicken is banned.
Dunn, J. L. & Robinson, S. A. Ultraviolet B screening potential is higher in two cosmopolitan moss species than in a co-occurring Antarctic endemic moss: implications of continuing ozone depletion.
An interdisciplinary dialogue on the implications of continuing down the road of racially targeted medicines might help us avoid some of the mistakes we have made in the past where race and genes were conflated.
Why, despite the scientific evidence on the long-term catastrophic implications of continuing with a carbon intensive economy, are we continuing with plans to create a future that is even more dependent on fossil fuels?
We also present a characterization of near-term regional climate projections over the next few decades and the implications of continuing global temperature increase in future fire probability in Indonesia….
The implications of the continuing boom in satellites are revolutionary for those who did not have access to secure encrypted data in remote locations around the world.
"I'm also looking at history," said Walker, and the implications of French continuing to be a language of instruction in Morocco.
Behind the scenes, the request triggered consternation among senior staff, who began discussing "the PR implications" of a continuing association with Dr Southall - and how to get out of it.
The challenge happens to come as a struggle has been taking place within the corporation over the implications of it continuing as the only local authority in England and Wales that makes no payment to its elected members.
