Sentence examples for implications of the window from inspiring English sources

As we grew, so did our engagement with Play School; no longer content to blithely consume it as entertainment, we wondered about the broader social implications of "the window system" and suddenly realised that our favourite presenters might have lives beyond the Play School realm.

Aldís Elfarsdóttir '18 didn't like the energy-wasting implications of cracking the window to lower the temperature in her Eliot House room.

Ina Fried at AllThingsD looked at some of the implications of Windows 8 on business including a "Windows To Go" feature that "allows businesses to offer workers access to Windows 8 and corporate apps on a thumb drive".

Microsoft shares are trading lower Tuesday morning on investor concerns about the implications of the company's announcement last night that Windows and Windows Live President Steven Sinofsky is leaving the company.

"Solid walls need extra layers of insulation on the outside and inside and this has implications for the positioning of the windows, not to mention what owners, neighbours and planners will think," he says.

Stare out of the window.

Frustratingly, this political frisson is mere window-dressing; the scriptwriters neglect to address the implications of the aesthetic choice.

That limited the implications of the ruling.

The implications of the report are sobering.

The implications of the ruling are disturbing.

Implications of the investigation.