Sentence examples for implications to consider from inspiring English sources

"There are lots of commercial implications to consider.

But there are more far-reaching societal implications to consider.

There are a number of interesting subplots and implications to consider.

Even though this can be done there are other issues and implications to consider.

"When you push forward and don't allow yourself to feel the grief, you don't recover as quickly". Facebook is leading the way in offering generous bereavement leave, in the wake of COO Sheryl Sandberg's losing her husband, but not all companies offer paid leave, so there are financial and career implications to consider.

There are a couple of other implications to consider too.

Education differs from other areas of public expenditure because direct measures of outcomes are available, making it is possible to consider results and, by implication, to consider the efficiency of provision.

Another implication is to consider time as a dimension of existence, as an analytic property of substantial motion, having no existence independently.

Access also has ethical implications; investigators need to consider if they are placing farmworkers at risk for legal or workplace sanctions by recruiting them to a study.

By implication, we need to consider the impact of CABG on the partners of patients having surgery and how this might influence patient outcomes.

There were a number of implications for midwifery educators to consider in optimising support for students.