Sentence examples for implications of increase from inspiring English sources

There will be some, especially social, impacts that are identifiable only in qualitative terms – e.g. the implications of increase in drug use, violence, crime, other anti-social behaviors, and prostitution.

What are the implications of increased linkages?

The social implications of increased meat eating were interesting, said Aiellio.

For leaders that truly understand the implications of increasing returns, a natural deprioritization of profit harvesting should emerge.

Smith, R.C. and J.J. Cullen, Implications of increased solar UVB for aquatic ecosystems, U.S. National Report to the IUGG (1991-1994), American Geophysical Union, 1995.

The ecosystem implications of increasing populations of generalists such as T. vulpecula remain unclear.

We investigate the implications of increasing the room temperature setpoint in datacentres to save energy.

Here, we studied the implications of increased sCD14 levels in hemodialysis patients.

Taking a wider look at the implications of increased surveillance he said: "We're fighting these battles [against terrorism] for the preservation of our liberties and our freedoms.

It also recognised the "justifiable concerns that many people have in relation to the EU, its institutions and the implications of increasing integration".

The aim of the course is that the students develop an understanding of the main implications of increasing integration of the world economy.