Sentence examples for many other implications from inspiring English sources

There are many other implications to the dollar collapse, most poorly understood.

How will this affect families and what about the many other implications of mandatory DNA testing?

To receive information about CHD in the foetus is extremely stressful for the prospective parents who are expected to understand treatment options and their results as well as many other implications of having a child with CHD.

One clinician whose patient declined the HPV vaccine at the visit noted, "HPV has so many other implications for parents...it's one they fight you on...because you're suggesting that their child is or will be sexually active soon, and they don't want to hear that".

More commonly, resistance was anticipated due to connections with sexual activity [ 29, 31, 32, 44, 45]: " HPV has so many other implications for parents… it' s one they fight you on… because you' re suggesting that their child is or will be sexually active soon, and they don' t want to hear that" [Clinician, USA] [ 45].

"We felt that beyond public health, being overweight has many other socioeconomic implications," he said, which was why he was drawn to calculating the gasoline costs of added weight.

Parasites have many other ecological implications in phenomena such as parasite mediated host competition [ 5], sex and sexual selection [ 6- 10] social behaviour including xenophobia and sexual fidelity [ 11], foraging strategies [ 12, 13] and predator prey dynamics [ 14, 15].

These findings suggest that it is possible to bridge one fold with many other topologies, which has implications for protein folding, evolution, and misfolding diseases.

The correspondent, John Larson, narrates the bureaucratic and apparently profit-minded system that denied payment for vital treatment to Ms. Duffy, Ms. Robinson and, by implication, many other policyholders.

A year later, Lawson launched the Global Warming Policy Foundation, an educational charity which claims to be "open-minded on the contested science of global warming" but "deeply concerned about the costs and other implications of many of the policies currently being advocated".

"We are quite confident there will not be finding of work for hire, and that the rationale of such a decision will have implications for many other cases".