"An act of war has implications that are well known," the prince said.
Deserving or not, his style has implications that are taken seriously by observers.
The mitochondrial proliferation in the animals' brains has implications that are wide-ranging and heartening.
If ice sheets become unstable, it would cause continually rising sea levels with economic implications that are incalculable.
(The climax involves a crazed gorilla — Tiger's animal alter ego — with implications that are not pleasant to contemplate).
But Microsoft's move into hardware has perturbed many of its traditional partners, with implications that are still unclear.
These are different things entirely, and each has implications that are troubling, but neither has the power to stamp out the new.
None the less, there appears to other crucial dimensions to sampling – its aesthetics and its philosophical implications – that are relatively neglected.
There are some implications that are broader than the efficiency of both candidates in getting out their positions and undercutting their opponents.
Rather, they should carefully consider whether the potential benefits of that vote clearly outweigh the negative implications that are likely to result.
It immediately throws you into a story in which your decisions have far-reaching implications that are usually not obvious when you make them.
