Sentence examples for implications only for from inspiring English sources

Washington saw Algeria's suspended elections as an internal matter with implications only for the region.

The interview had implications only for research proposal however after diagnosis of depression for each patients, the psychiatrist started the necessary treatment and/or any medications for them.

Pickart's article marked the expansion of ubiquitination from what most regarded as a niche preoccupation, with implications only for housekeeping protein turnover and the destruction of damaged ribosomal products, to seize the attention and excite the imagination of researchers in every area of cell biology.

For example, FOL allows to encode that for every molecule X, if × is organic and contains a hydroxy group, then × is an alcohol, whereas in PL one may state that implication only for one specific molecule.

That has implications not only for our districts, but for districts all over New York State".

It could have implications not only for Florida agriculture but for the American diet.

It would also have profound implications, not only for the telecommunications industries, but for consumers as well.

She said E7's case "has serious implications not only for E7 but also for firearms officers around the country".

These findings have important implications not only for neuroscience but also for education, politics, economics and health.

Rising violence in the Kosovo province of Serbia has dangerous implications not only for Kosovo, but also for its neighbors.

If the court is "barely able to cope" this has implications not only for its staffing arrangements.