Sentence examples for implications of the election from inspiring English sources

The industry's next step is to assess the implications of the election.

The implications of the election drew nationwide attention, and millions of dollars of outside spending, to the race.

Clad in light-blue button-down shirts and exuding a preteen earnestness, the boys on Wednesday clearly grasped the personal implications of the election outcome.

[Inside, on Page C8, an industry-by-industry look at some significant business implications of the election.] MILITARY Military contractors worry that the budget deficit and the costs of the Iraq war may take a toll on new weapons programs.

A short time later, the first minister tweeted that much of the media speculation about the implications of the election result for her referendum plans was "nonsense".

There will be conversation, analysis and interviews with winners and losers as William is joined by political commentators to discuss the wider implications of the election results for Northern Ireland.

To the implications on the election of Donald Trump's comments about Muslims and to new tragedies.

He said: "I will be seeking to make further remarks about the implications of this election both for the country and for the party that I lead and my position in the Liberal Democrats when I make remarks to my colleagues later this morning when I return to Westminster".

"I will be seeking to make further remarks about the implications of this election both for the country and for the party that I lead and for my position in the Liberal Democrats".

The implications of this election, both for the Latino community in specific and the nation in general, run deep in both the short and long term.

In the long term, the implications of this election are becoming clearer and clearer as all the numbers come in: Mitt Romney won 59percentt of the white vote, which is more than any candidate who has lost ever has before.