Sentence examples for implications of not taking from inspiring English sources

The implications of not taking the deal were made pretty clear".

And experts note that the implications of not taking into account mental health and psychosocial well-being can be severe, getting in the way of larger humanitarian efforts in emergencies.

Did you ever discuss with him the moral implications of charging such exorbitant rates, or of not taking insurance?

Many families these days are struggling with the implications of not having or taking the time to prepare and eat dinner as a family.

It was passed incredibly fast and had huge implications that were not taken into account".

The implication was that he was talking about not taking advantage of the superior coding talent, but I took it another way.

Despite the fact that RNA secretion is already accepted phenomenon, the significant implications of this statement are not taken into account by various models analyzing regulation of cellular RNA levels.

Although we hear about the dire implications of climate change on an almost daily basis, scientists are concerned we're not taking it seriously.

Of universal interest, too, ought to be the admirable thread of caution about the political implications of vocabulary (eg: "We should not take use of the word [reform] at face value"), with coolly sensible entries for "terrorism" or the language of illness.

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".

The implications of buoyancy for biological systems are not taken up in this problem no biological ideas are explored, extended, or modified.