Sentence examples for implications of the next from inspiring English sources

Fed-induced downturns are nothing new, but the investment implications of the next one will differ from those of its postwar predecessors.

American citizens, much besieged by domestic politics, don't realize the serious implications of the next 100 days.

The use of such micro-wires could also have implications for the next generation of electronic devices, which will involve increasingly smaller components [7 9].

By 2016 the implications for the next generation of international cricketers were profound.

Whatever the role of the Iraq Stabilization Group, or the implications of moving it next to the Oval Office, the reality is that the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the occupation will be tied to the commander in chief who gave the orders.

And if conservatives' ability to trend perpetually on Twitter is any indication of their continuing organization mettle, they may find themselves able to swing some important elections with national implications in the next couple of years.

If you can help generate the worst meltdown since the Great Depression arguably helping set the stage for a populist demagogue to take the presidency and keep your job, why would you care about the implications of your next great swindle?

During the 2007-8 holiday season, Mr. Levinson, a foreign service officer then working at the United States Mission to the United Nations, had been mulling the personal implications of his next assignment: a year in Iraq, without her.

The implications for the legitimacy of the next president hardly bear thinking about.

Some party insiders think the Tories are still very unlikely to turn the tables, but others are considering the possibility and its implications for the dynamics of the next Scottish Parliament.

A landmark study in Sweden discovered that a grandparent's experience of either famine or plenty had implications for the lifespan of the next generation and the one after that, too.