Sentence examples for implications of those changes from inspiring English sources

The ability to nudge and tweak a design, experiment with different approaches and immediately see the cost, structural and energy-consumption implications of those changes could lead to more imaginative architecture.

Upmanu Lall, director of the Columbia Water Center at Columbia University's Earth Institute, said that the local implications of those changes were still being sorted out but that "agriculture, which does best with a relatively consistent supply of water, will be impacted the most".

However, the structural and mechanistic implications of those changes have not yet been reported.

And we haven't fully comprehended the changes and comprehended what the implications of those changes are, for instance, for our regulatory environment.

Possible changes are discussed, and potential implications of those changes are quantified using a model of a typical HS2 node in Railsys.

I think that the initial blame, a large part of this problem, is through the inability of the supervisors and regulators to understand the structural changes that have taken place in our financial system over the last 30 years or so and to incorporate the implications of those changes into monetary policy decisions.

What are the implications of these changes for the media companies?

"Politicians find it difficult to grasp the implications of these changes.

Ultimately, the bigger issue determining the overall implications of these changes.

I find myself thinking more and more about the biological and social implications of these changes.

What are contested are the social and ethical implications of these changes.