Sentence examples for implications since from inspiring English sources

A small point, but one with large implications, since this meant that a key prosecution witness had lied.

The change could have wide implications, since the majority of Twitter users are outside the United States.

TAX IMPLICATIONS : Since the property is rented out for 15 days or more, that rental income will have to be reported.

That has broad economic implications since those without cars have a harder time getting to work, school, day care or the grocery store.

"This has serious implications, since many young women marry before age 20 and being anemic or underweight increases their risks during pregnancy," said the report.

But the sensitivity of the grid to power failures has much wider implications, since Americans -- and the citizens of the rest of the world -- seem to like technologies that give them an illusion of independence within a giant web.

"Our results have great clinical implications, since our treatment approach of Ebola hemorrhagic fever targets the disease process rather than the replication of the infectious agent," the team headed by Dr. Thomas W. Geisbert reported.

TRW, Motorola and Dana Corp. have been studying the implications since April.

Importantly, properly diagnosing bipolar disorder has important implications since treatments differ from other mood disorders.

Determination of the arch dominance has surgical implications since thoracotomy is performed on the non-dominant side [7].

We are not convinced of its implications, since wage bargaining in the public sector is not competitive.