Sentence examples for implications of years from inspiring English sources

Among the themes explored in the short films are violence against women and the social implications of years of war.

Where is the sage who can explain the implications of base-year compensation, Bird rights and the over-36 rule?

Below, Koppel talks about the implications of 9-year-olds being held in adult prisons and the fact that it costs more to house a youth in solitary confinement than to send him to Harvard.

It brought a number of important decisions both in and outside of the country, each of which will have implications for years to come.

In this research, we investigate the impacts and implications of adding additional years to an existing 29-year annual Landsat time series for forest change.

One of the implications of the 20 years development in information and communication technologies is availability of huge amount of data.

Psychooncology 15: 248–258 Foster C, Wright D, Hill H, Hopkinson J, Roffe L (2009) Psychosocial implications of living 5 years or more following a cancer diagnosis: a systematic review of the research evidence.

"There are so few notes, but the implications go back billions of years," Fleisher went on.

Following are some questions and answers about the political and economic implications of the one-year levy for Prime Minister Julia Gillard's one-seat minority Labor government, which relies on backing from a sole Green MP and three independents to stay in power.

Obviously the financial implications of taking a year out of paid employment have to be considered.

And what many researchers would love to know is: "How many times is my work actually read?" Publishers, meanwhile, are interested in the business implications of a 1-year open-access deadline.