Sentence examples similar to implications of s from inspiring English sources

When it comes to confusions about the macro implications of S=I, again the question is how the identity gets reflected in individual motives — is it via the interest rate, via changes in GDP, or what?

The banks are to discuss the implications of S.& P.'s determination that their proposal to roll over Greek debt would constitute a "selective default," as well as what would constitute a full-blown default, the people said.

And the implications of Jean Valjean's complete innocence are dismaying.

The implications of Miliband's changes are far-reaching.

Cowley is optimistic about the implications of Danson's decision.

The implications of TripAdvisor's policy may be far-reaching.

The full implications of Osborne's plan struck home last week.

The implications of Kolessar's question left Harroun unsettled.

The implications of Turkey's isolation are serious.

The regional implications of Libya's breakdown are vast.

Duncan played down the implications of Miami's play.