Sentence examples for implications until from inspiring English sources

I didn't think about the implications until I began growing out of all my clothes.

She didn't realise the implications until she played Brighton in May 2013, "and there was a huge embarrassed silence.

This knowledge gap has serious policy implications; until it becomes clear where emissions are going, it will remain difficult to have verifiable credits for sequestering carbon.

"Given the uncertain nature of what the political and regulatory landscape might be following the 'Leave' vote, there is little point second-guessing the implications until there is greater clarity.

For the next few days I would continue mulling over these implications, until after our return to Bogotá, news came from the area that would make me view the whole incident in yet another light.

Frannie Wellings, a policy analyst at the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a Washington advocacy group devoted to privacy issues, said people who agreed to drive around with Navigauge boxes under their hoods might not realize the implications until later.

Instead the titles of Archimboldi's books recur as a kind of pulse of implication, until the conjectured power of an unknown literature has insisted itself upon us like a disease, one that might just draw us down with the savagery of a murderer operating in a moonless desert.

Removal broke the link, an act with profound implications that linger until this day.

The little phrase echoes through "In Search of Lost Time," its intervals recurring in other compositions by Vinteuil, its implications rippling outward, until, in a central episode of "The Captive," Vinteuil's music has a life-altering effect on the narrator of the book, essentially inspiring a superficial young man to become Marcel Proust.

This study was designed to estimate trends in the number of proximal femoral fractures (PFFs), and consequent bed day requirements and financial implications for England until 2033.

For over a decade, then, Clarke was the leading voice on the metaphysical and theological implications of Newtonianism, until Newton himself publicly endorsed the fundamentals of Clarke's interpretation.