Sentence examples for implications up from inspiring English sources

So as a former state legislator and member of Congress who's witnessed Republican gerrymandering in action and seen its implications up close and personal, I decided to do something about it.

With each paper there is an accompanying article placing the original contribution in context and bringing its implications up to date.

If they do, he said, it may have implications up the food chain.

Over-the-top weddings are regularly fawned over by the mass media, with everyone from Chelsea Clinton to Kim Kardashian celebrating their unions with multi-million dollar bashes and, by implication, upping what is expected for all of us.

It is, rather, a breathless account of possible implications opened up by the rise of neuroscience as a way of looking at the world.

However, its findings also have significant implications for up to 20 MPs and agents under investigation by police for potential breaking election spending limits.

Together, the climbing performances and physiological implications set up the compelling hypothesis that the Tour has returned to the days before 1989, when EPO became available.

Ofcom has opened an investigation into the way the Premier League sells its TV rights that could have far-reaching implications, opening up the possibility of live football on a Saturday afternoon for the first time.

However, a much more serious implication of up to 14 years in prison is also possible.

You therefore by a natural and unavoidable implication, give up your rights to the General Government.

The possibility of large slip at very shallow depth holds implications for up-dip strain accumulation and tsunamigenic earthquake potential of megathrusts elsewhere.