Sentence examples for implications posed from inspiring English sources

The policy implications posed by just this one technology are almost infinite.

So concerned was Liddiment that there were a string of millionaire winners in its first few weeks on air – and the financial implications posed for ITV – that Smith agreed to split the risk 50/50.

But there is one other big bet to consider: that people will be comfortable with the privacy implications posed by widespread application and adoption of adaptive, real-time recognition technology.

Of course, Metro's trying to skirt the larger implications posed by the new seismic information raises the following question: Doesn't Metro care about the life-safety of non-commuters?

Owing to the human health implications posed by mycotoxins, national and international organizations have adopted regulatory limits for individual mycotoxins and mycotoxin classes that influence international trade.

We lack essential information in several key area's (summarized in Table  3) that need to be addressed to fully understand the scope of impact on public health and the clinical implications posed by the occurrence of extra-genital STI in women but also in MSM.> Future studies should address extra-genital and genital morbidity caused by extra-genital infections.

Critics objected that strict implication posed its own alleged paradoxes.

Quantum mechanics, with its revolutionary implications, has posed innumerable problems to philosophers of science.

This problem has important social implications and poses numerous technical challenges.

Our observations have three practical implications and pose one question.

There has been some discussion in the literature regarding the feminisation of the profession and the implications it poses, particularly for postgraduate surgical studies (14).