Sentence examples for implications we're from inspiring English sources

"The health implications we're increasingly diagnosing as a result of obesity include diabetes, arthritis, heart disease and certain types of cancer," he said.

It's a sentence whose full implications we are still only beginning to understand.

Now, however, though hardly anyone has grasped its implications, we are faced with the best chance we have ever had of bringing it to an end.

Nanotechnology has the potential to build a post-scarcity material economy – with the same implications we are so awkwardly working through in the post-scarcity information economy.

Once you have that computer in your pocket and there are peripherals and software and security implications, we are studying this area very carefully –and how it all relates to the Internet of Things.

The implications, we were told, would be vast: accelerated demand for renewable energy and electric cars; ever-greater strategic importance of the Middle East; higher gasoline and home heating oil prices.

Because our sales growth has brought some working capital implications, we are carefully planning to manage growth and provide for steady cash flow.

Considering that in our control group angiography was not performed because of evident ethical implications, we are aware that some controls may have non-occlusive CAD.

It's John Ford's "Young Mr. Lincoln" all over again; by implication, we're meant to recall not only his own time's coming storms, but his lightning-rod role in them.

But because the evidence is only from the past couple of years, they are cautious about the implications"We're so unsure right now what's going on.

And here, by implication, we are.