Sentence examples for implications opening from inspiring English sources

Ofcom has opened an investigation into the way the Premier League sells its TV rights that could have far-reaching implications, opening up the possibility of live football on a Saturday afternoon for the first time.

In the interim, however, specifying the hypothesis more precisely in terms of the respective tertiary structures has clarified its more important implications, opening experimental and bioinformatic avenues to assess its validity.

It is, rather, a breathless account of possible implications opened up by the rise of neuroscience as a way of looking at the world.

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This paper discusses technological implications, open issues, and target applications in the IoT-aided robotics domain.

These neurobiological details and their philosophical implications open novel questions for the philosophy of perception and for the appropriate foundations for naturalistic projects about intentionality.

The converse of implications Open image in new window and Open image in new window in Flowchart 2 do not hold true in general; one can use the same counterexamples as in the case of random variables.

As well as helping our tenants, there are business implications in opening up the world of the web to them.

Economics – Investigate the economic implications of opening a restaurant in your area, using a local restaurant as a case study.

In his dissent in that case, too, Scalia had predicted that the ruling would have wide implications — even opening the door to same-sex marriage.

Gov. George W. Bush's spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said that if elected, Mr. Bush "would meet with the Secret Service to get their best judgment on the implications of opening up Pennsylvania Avenue.