Sentence examples for implications the world from inspiring English sources

The outcome will have implications the world over.For Mr Murdoch, gaining control of Hughes would have been the culmination of more than a decade of trying to build a global satellite-television network.

The only half-way decent thing in Sydney, and by implication the world, are women, "the girls all beautiful and the men all fat and aggressive".

Far from being screw-ups, Verona and Burt, played with passive-aggressive winsomeness by Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski, are manifestly superior to everyone else in the movie and, by implication, the world.

Such an approach to genetic engineering has led commentators to recommend a 'mix of patent and open source incentives [that] is most likely to deliver the cheap and abundant part that synthetic biologists (and by implication, the world) needs' (Henkel & Maurer 2007: 1).

With Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson playing the role of Satan, they were promised political domination of this country, and by implication, the world.

What are the implications for the world of Sept. 11, 2011?

This kind of equity could have vast implications for the world of politics.

However, this carries disastrous implications for the world economy and serves no practical purpose.

First, Rousseff's victory has significant implications for the world's financial markets.

Rebalancing has big implications for the world's two largest economies.

Something happened in September 1988 that has huge implications for the world's monetary system.