Sentence examples for implications of of from inspiring English sources

But Dorries's decision was no laughing matter for her constituency association, whose executive is due to meet this week to discuss the implications of of her losing the Tory whip.

It is the demoralizing implication of "Of Two Minds" that we now might never have a chance of reaching that future at all.

* Normative implications of technologies of sustainable development.

The Therapeutic Implications of Plasticity of the Cancer Stem Cell Phenotype.

The implications of going out of the division are huge.

The practical implications of the repeal of Doma are extensive.

What are the implications of this loss of faith?

Very early on, the film marked me and made me aware of the implications of relationships, of guilt.

"The Risks of Unilateral Exchange Rate Pegs". The Implications of Globalization of World Financial Markets, 153-170.

"We are extremely concerned about the implications of attacks of this nature on our operations".

He's wary, too, of the implications of fame.