Sentence examples for implications of the attack from inspiring English sources

Egyptian commentators said the government should look beyond the security implications of the attack.

It did not explain why it had been unable to figure out the growth implications of the attack earlier.

It was only weeks later, when Taliban militants put out a propaganda DVD, that the implications of the attack became clear.

Mr Cameron will update MPs on the attack today and hold a meeting of Whitehall's emergency Cobra committee to consider the implications of the attack.

The conference, organised to discuss the implications of the attack on the magazine and featuring academics, novelists, journalists and commentators, was due to take place at the Queen's University Institute for Collaborative Research in the Humanities in June.

In the aftermath of the bombings in Uganda, Sally Healy, an associate fellow and expert on the Horn of Africa at Chatham House, discusses the regional implications of the attack and the growing threat of the Shabab in nearby Somalia.

He says he instantly realized the implications of the attacks.

In a recent telephone interview, Ms. Coyle discussed the implications of the attacks and their aftermath.

The shares of publicly traded companies dropped as investors tried to understand the implications of the attacks.

Away from the churches and graveyards, attention is shifting to the policy implications of the attacks, including what to do with the surviving bombing suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

"We need to find out exactly what was done and exactly what the implications of the attacks were, especially if they had an effect on our election.