Sentence examples for it implied for from inspiring English sources

It assumed he was deadly serious about his deficit reduction plan and showed what it implied for government departments.

I was deeply disturbed by the prosperity-gospel patriotism that surrounded me in Texas, the exclusions it implied for all sorts of minorities, including the poor.

He was, however, alert to his intellectual surroundings; he knew from informed conversations what Kant's drift was and what it implied for non-philosophers.

The millet system and the active political responsibilities that it implied for the church, it should be noted, originated in the Ottoman period only and is not in the spiritual tradition of the Christian East as such.

Some were aware about the stress it implied for patients, and for the physiotherapist as well with the potential limitation of providing optimal physiotherapy.

It implies, for example, that for a multi-domain protein its origin is mapped to the age of its oldest domain and we are interested in the emergence of this very first function.

Here's what it implies for real government spending: Can I say that this looks basically inconceivable?

Educators, parents and others should be alarmed at "the nation's growing ignorance of our past and what it implies for America's future," Mr. Lieberman said in a heartfelt speech.

No industrialized or advanced country has ever had such a reversal of general health (except during wartime), and what it implies for the future of Russia cannot be good.

Arthur C. Clarke no doubt had something incredibly nerdy in mind when he said "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic," but what it implies for musicians is absolutely true.

This contradicts common sense; it implies, for instance, that both a train moving at the speed of light and a light beam emitted from the train arrive at a point farther along the track at the same instant.