Sentence examples for implications of the course from inspiring English sources

Given that Beckham (and his alluring wife Victoria) is currently the darling of the national newspapers, it was obvious the wider implications of the course would soon be overlooked.

Not to mention, samba's absence would have dramatic implications on the course of music history, since so many Brazilian styles (bossa nova, tropicália, MPB) that came later were built on the house of samba.

Tuesday's congressional elections are likely to have implications for the course of the war.

"People here realise that national elections have implications for the course of the European Union.

Whether HIV-1 has become more or less virulent since its introduction into the human population has significant implications for the course of the AIDS pandemic.

He added: "I would expect that in those circumstances an individual who did take out an injunction which wasn't generally known about that it would be disclosed to the relevant line manager and there would be a discussion about the editorial implications of that course of action.

Second, there are financial implications of the redesigned course for not only the students but also the university and the department.

The natural evolution of diastolic dysfunction and its clinical implications during the course of sepsis and septic shock are also not well characterized.

Implications of the results for course design and student assessment are discussed.

The findings indicate that the leukocytes are more prone to release and produce MMP-9 in symptomatic and angiographically verified CAD a phenomenon that may have clinical implications in the course of disease.

Being able to access that rule and tie it directly to the impact, the lawmaker can directly monitor, in real-time, the implications of the law and course-correct if necessary.