Sentence examples for life implications from inspiring English sources

"This is exciting," Dr. Jakosky of the University of Colorado said of the water evidence and its life implications.

You have to go top to bottom, with knowledge not just of design, but of the device, the network, the data services, and back down to the sensors — and the battery life implications of all that.

The results of this study will encourage airlines and airport development authorities to increase their insight over aviation infrastructure, also to perform deeper analysis and find out precise values for real life implications.

But actually metadata retention could feasibly have real life implications for many ordinary people.

The internet is a playground; a simulation model for the real world, where everything is easier, faster, and desires can be indulged in on a vicarious level with limited responsibility or real life implications.

As a qualitative and preliminary study of the quality of life implications of neutropenia, this investigation has some important limitations.

It'll help us to understand the real-life implications of climate change and save the economy a lot of money in weather disruption.

The profoundly disturbing psychological and quality-of-life implications of the coalition government's cuts and policies have yet to be mentioned in the election campaign.

The federal standards have real-life implications for people like Sally Scofield, a legal secretary in Manhattan, Ill., who has joined a suit to fight the rules.

This is powerful material with harrowing real-life implications, all of which would soon be sublimated into the pervasive dread and misogyny of the postwar noir.

Dr. Strohmetz emphasizes that he is a social psychologist -- "We look at situations in real life" -- and it certainly seems that with the chocolate he's onto something with real-life implications.