Sentence examples for long term implication from inspiring English sources

The long term implication of bombturbative actions depends on the type and duration of explosive device that rendered the disturbance, and the geographic context of the landscape disturbed; i.e. cultural and physical factors.

Its long term implication for cost-saving would be significant.

I'm also researching the long term implications (100+ years) of our little biopreserve.

The long term implications have yet to be determined.

This may have long term implications for health sovereignty.

"There will be no-long term implication," he said.

The long-term implication can be burnout".

"The long-term implication of this is that such children would no longer be available as suicide bombers.

"I'm pretty nervous about the long-term implication of the deficits were building right now," he said.

"The long-term implication of the Sarkozy deal," says one diplomat, citing the pro-Western Serbian president, "is that Georgia has begun to adopt the [Boris] Tadic line".

And potentially, the long-term implication is that we can use this kind of information to better predict how earth systems are going to change in the coming years.