Sentence examples for larger implications from inspiring English sources

He minimized any larger implications.

This could have much larger implications.

Still, many remain puzzled by the larger implications.

But if control hangs in the balance, every word uttered or vote taken has larger implications.

But the warning and the frail hope he puts forward here have larger implications.

But she said the policy had larger implications for tourism and the carnival parade's finances.

Far from a polemicist, she lets the details of her storytelling subtly suggest its larger implications.

"Some of these little nuances have larger implications than they would appear," Mr. Logan said.

Bell Labs had just the right person to help its people imagine the transistor's larger implications.

Where does it leave the critic interested in larger implications — aesthetic, cultural, moral?

Now snow is weighing down a game that is already far too burdened with larger implications.