Sentence examples for implications of lowering from inspiring English sources

Mr Towler was speaking to BBC Wales' Sunday Politics show about the implications of lowering the voting age.

It is important to highlight the limitations of the current study, and the possible implications of lowering the s-QBC cut-off value for interpreting GBS culture-positive patients in the diagnostic setting of UTI.

The implications of lower fertility rates are far-reaching.

In Tallinn, the police are having to come to terms with the implications of lower crime.

To assess the implications of lower threshold values, we tested for NR or F forest cover presence at half the recommended thresholds, considerably below published estimates.

One of the major implications of lower tariffs is the lack of interest from the independent power producers (IPPs) as FEA was unable to pay them a suitable buying rate.

Most of the literature on slow-steaming either takes the perspective of shipowners addressing technical, operational or cost-minimisation issues assuming that the effect on shippers is fully captured by an increased cost of capital tied up in the transported products—or that of society with implications of lower emissions by slow-steaming.

Over at The American Prospect, Matthew Yglesias discusses the global implications of lower levels of U.S. consumption.

"Given recent large declines in oil prices and the uncertainty of oil price projections," the agency says, "the additional low price scenario included in the [the State Department's report] should be given additional weight during decision making, due to the potential implications of lower oil prices on project impacts, especially greenhouse gas emissions".

The personal and social implications of lower rates of workforce participation in this group need to be further explored.

While adverse effects have been unequivocally demonstrated in poisoning incidents, the implications of lower-level exposures in seafood eating populations have been controversial [ 4].