Sentence examples for implications should from inspiring English sources

The implications should not be under-estimated.

"The crisis is grave, and its implications should not be underestimated," he said.

But should the court acquiesce to the government's cramped reading of standing, the larger implications should be clear to everyone.

(And there could be legal implications should you get into trouble beyond the resorts' boundary ropes – this is the US after all).

By treating the Franks-Corzine contest as a race between two individuals, you overlook the broader implications should Mr. Franks win.

These implications should be carefully mulled over by developers, those responsible for crafting municipal and national policy, and funding bodies in the philanthropic sector.

Only 30 of Taktser's 50 households are Tibetan today, reflecting a demographic change which will have profound implications should the Dalai Lama ever come back.

Creativity, with all its social and physical connotations and implications, should therefore be a guiding concept in the revision of architectural education.

The principles on which the Community of European Railways (CER) believes European Union policy on railways noise and its implications should be based are described, and discussed in some detail.

Ms. Johnston said she went to a franchise-owners' advisory council meeting three weeks ago at which the company handed out lapel pins that said: "No implications should be drawn.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 — Faced with a possible tidal wave of home foreclosures beginning this fall, Democrats and Republicans are battling over a philosophical question with huge practical implications: should the government ride to the rescue?