Sentence examples for implications to doing from inspiring English sources

There are huge implications to doing this".

The implication: To do something "like a girl" is to do it badly, but that negative connotation is something that is only learned over time.

But the most profound implications have to do with how to understand the link between the growth of neurons, the changes in mood and the alteration of behavior.

These implications have to do with the "us" in Emmanuel ("God with us"), the name given to the Messiah by Isaiah and Matthew.

But another implication has to do with responsibility.

The idea of asking bankers what they thought about a change in the firm's methods shocked some S.& P. analysts and executives, including one who fired back, "What does 'rating implication' have to do with the search for truth?

One implication has to do with pharmaceuticals designed on the basis of their highly specific interactions with a particular target.

"They did more systematic staff work, of alternatives and implications, and tried to do some diplomatic groundwork," Mr. Heller said.

The other was reviewing broader implications having nothing to do with the specifics of Enron's financing".

I was worried about possible security implications and I had to do some housekeeping, which included changing my passwords and my instant messenger, or I.M. name.

The Americans have a large goal differential in their favor, but their game against North Korea on Sunday in Columbus, Ohio, has serious implications that have nothing to do with ideology.