Sentence examples for issue the implications from inspiring English sources

I blamed Deb for mixing up my underwear with hers; she should have anticipated the issue, the implications.

"Although it might be a local issue, the implications are national," he told BBC News.

If we do not act on this issue, the implications are stark: our future workforce will be unprepared to meet market demands – while students from Europe, Australia, Asia and South America will have received advanced technological educations.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn urged everyone to focus on the real issue: the implication of the chief of state in a funding scandal.

Claire Hosking has also written lucidly on this issue: "The implication that larger boobs are a liability to well-presented, deep characters makes me nervous because, well, how many stacked women get to have complex stories in popular media?

While these are longstanding issues, the implications of each have been transformed as a result of policy changes following Donald Trump's unexpected presidential victory.

Wolpe: A key issue is the implications of these technologies for personal privacy.

"Both the passion of the issue and the implications for what comes next" led the committee to conclude that it was better to leave the nonpartisan elections issue until next year, said a person on the committee.

The Duke Journal of Constitutional Law & Public Policy recently published a symposium issue on the implications of the Supreme Court's decision in Halliburton Co. v. Erica P. John Fund, Inc. ("Halliburton II").

As investors, we want to ensure that the PNC board and top management understand climate change as a financial issue and the implications it may have for their business.

In 2002 Philosophica devoted a special issue to the implications of Hilary Putnam's philosophy for informal logic.