Sentence examples for interesting implication from inspiring English sources

Our findings might have some interesting implication of interest for clinical practice.

But probably the most interesting implication of the report is that Europe's arms trade to many countries is at odds with the Union's commitment to human rights.

And with the Chernobyl disaster approaching its 30th anniversary, this figure has an interesting implication: "The Caesium-137 in soils derived from that accident is about half what it was in May 1986," Morris explains.

Could it be that Japan was overlooked?Gerhard FasolTokyoThe price is rightSIR – The opportunities for price differentiation on the internet has an interesting implication for socialist policymakers (Economics focus, October 18th).

"Stature," Mr Steckel writes, "is a good measure of deprivation but not of opulence".Tall men are created equalThis arc has an interesting implication: the stature of society may reflect equality as well as prosperity.

"The most interesting implication of the basic income," the Swiss actress Bettina Dieterle says in the film-essay, "is that when I die I will no longer be able to say, 'I could not do what I wanted.' " This is Marxism Lite.

There are interesting implications, as well.

But the more interesting implications are philosophical.

A. But there are some interesting implications to it.

"There could be really interesting implications about C.

Interesting implications for improving deficient time sense might arise.