Sentence examples for many implications from inspiring English sources

There are many implications.

The changes have many implications.

"There are so few notes," the pianist Leon Fleisher said, "but so many implications".

He does not like the word "vindication" -- too many syllables, too many implications for him.

It's a relationship that has many implications beyond the experience of art".

That means they aren't entitled to spousal benefits, which has many implications.

By Alex Ross "There are so few notes," the pianist Leon Fleisher said, "but so many implications".

Work like Barth's is bringing neuroscientists closer to understanding touch in the brain, which has many implications.

Britain and America are towards the bottom of the table, but their problems are big enough.There are many implications.

Many implications of these lumpability conditions are investigated.

Though, knowing its many implications, I say "open" haltingly.