Sentence examples for implications to think about from inspiring English sources
There are long-term implications to think about.
"There are tax implications to think about, building rules to consider, and the question of access — as in do the parents have a right to stay there or drop in whenever they want?" said Roberta Axelrod, the director of residential sales and rentals at Time Equities, a real estate developer and management company.
Mr. Mason adds that this idea has some big implications for how to think about growth in worker compensation in the current economic environment.
This has radical implications for how to think about the role of different neural regions and offers a promising way to blend neuroscientific research with insights from the study of embodied and socially situated cognition.
If this were correct, then Rawls's project would have very modest implications for how to think about the relation between religion and public reason, since it would provide little or no guidance for how citizens ought to conduct their behavior (see Cuneo 2013).
Lots of new implications when we start to think about it for HR.
My Sociology courses had prepared me to conduct and synthesize implications of social research; to think about how society and institutions impact things like access to financial services for various groups; to understand how elements of social identity such as gender are important to consider when thinking about reducing barriers to financial access.
Let us benefit from the implications of a better way to think about business.
2. It's equally important for leaders to think about IMplications as well as APplications of new technologies, and about how to manage risks as well as take advantage of opportunities.
