Sentence examples for implications of defeat from inspiring English sources
However, he knew well enough the implications of defeat and the pressure it would bring down on him in the coming battle.
I wrote earlier about the electoral implications of the defeat of longtime Senator Richard G. Lugar of Indiana in the Republican primary on Tuesday.
Democrats on Thursday were still trying to absorb the implications of their defeat in the special Senate election in Massachusetts, where an upstart Republican won the seat long held by Senator Edward M. Kennedy.
Chelsea, denied their expected easy meal, were left to ponder the implications of another ruinous defeat in a bewilderingly traumatic season.
As corporate executives consider the implications of General Electric's defeat, many analysts assert that it would be a mistake to infer that European and American antitrust enforcement practices are headed in opposite directions.
It is worth reconnoitring the 1980s when we contemplate the implications of the Labour's defeat in the Crewe byelection because it is the decade that bequeathed Labour its current dilemmas.
Liu et al. (2015) argue that blocking the communication channels and discussion on risk implications can defeat the purpose of risk management and informed decision making.
Like other films in this current fantasy wave, Source Code ends strangely, mixing triumph with a very bitter sense of defeat, as we take in the implications of its relation to the real.
Concentrating solely on the media's coverage of politicians rather than addressing the implications of their policies seems self-defeating.
Most shared a sense of defeat.
