Sentence examples for implications over from inspiring English sources

It has implications over the [whole] calendar.

Yet that identical music has altered in its implications over the years.

On the government side, a failure would have also had implications over their capability of monitoring the programme".

As Siegfried unfolds his story, it is clear he has himself chewed on the topic and its implications over many years, and has come incrementally to his understanding.

While the change in culture "could have potentially positive implications over the longer term, the uncertainty surrounding such a change in direction is credit negative in the short term", Moody's said.

But on Sunday, Mr. Sadr's veiled threats to stir public disorder erupted into carefully orchestrated violence, with potentially dire implications over the long term for the Americans, and for Iraq.

The implications of over and underreporting in large disease registry may be epidemiologically significant.

Earlier Danny Alexander Osbornee's Treasury deputy) opened a debate on a motion criticising the Tories (and, by implication, Osborne) over green policies.

Warfarin has a narrow therapeutic window and the hemorrhagic or thrombotic implications of over- or under-dosing can be devastating.

Indeed, there might well be implications to over-training that relate to lower levels of fatigue, tiredness, and muscle injury when one- and three-set training sessions are compared.

Yet by implication, over a quarter still contain quite a lot of noro.