Sentence examples for implications people from inspiring English sources

The author comments sarcastically, especially in the sociological implications people give to Magruder's signs.

She told Vishria that "because of privacy implications, people want to try an app with email and then add social later if they like it".

The implication: People will move beyond "my air-conditioned home is my air-conditioned castle" if the message is compelling and makes it clear that sweating it out is a shared burden.

Almost every article about Jacobs included a swipe at Moses, whose arrogance and lack of interest in the texture of the city seemed a harsh contrast to Jacobs's love of neighborhoods, streets, and, by implication, people.

Implication: People who bitterly criticize one country for doing something and do not criticize other countries in similar situations when they do the same thing are not necessarily anti-Semitic or anti-Muslim, but it is a red flag.

These findings have significant clinical implications because people with diabetes have double the risk of stroke incidence and risk of mortality after stroke as seen among people without diabetes [ 33, 34].

"I think it has very significant implications for people infected with H.I.V.," he said.

This is where the implications for people reading Shakespeare today 400 years on are most important.

"It covers all mammals," repeated Dr. Michael Bishop, president of Infigen, when asked about the implications for people.

It has implications that people aren't always anxious to face".

QUESTION FROM GUEST: I'm most curious about the psychological implications for people who use Chatroulette.