Sentence examples for implications of not doing from inspiring English sources

"The political implications of not doing anything are huge.

Speaking on the Andrew Marr Show, Lord West said Nick Clegg hadn't taken "full cognisance of what the implications of not doing this are".

If some do not think that the cherished American principle of religious freedom is reason enough to be tolerant of Muslims, perhaps the national security implications of not doing so will convince them.

The implication of not doing so is the possible erroneous conclusion of incomplete case capture within individual data systems.

In the early 1990s, as we thought through the implications of "don't ask, don't tell," I worked out the numbers for the Air Force.

And the implications of not regulating what tech giants can do with people's data has arguably never been clearer.

However, the ethical implications of art do not have a direct bearing on changing the world.

The National Institute of Mental Health, one of its component bodies, has seen fit to finance a workshop on the ethical implications of "cyber-medicine", yet it has not done the same to examine the social impact of drugs for "hyperactivity", which 7% of American six- to eleven-year-olds now take.

As Ms. Samuel explains in the illuminating book she edited to accompany the show, the implications of fractals didn't become clear until Mr. Mandelbrot began to collaborate with computer programmers to create graphic representations of certain kinds of purely abstract mathematical formulas.

According to an advisor to the U.S. government on Yemen, the U.S. has not considered the longer-term implications of indirectly supporting southern separatists, and has not done any contingency planning for a move by the south to secede.

However, the implications of doing so have not been studied.