Sentence examples for miss the implications from inspiring English sources

Still, let's not miss the implications.

It was impossible to miss the implications of his visit.

This very compression makes it easy to miss the implications of that title.

An innovation may have one purpose, but its ripple effects are unpredictable, which is one reason an established power can miss the implications.

So for us to not speak out forcefully about the structural and overt racism would be to not be doing our job as progressives, but we can't miss the implications of a genuine shift in the economics of the United States".

It's impossible to miss the implications his language has for the hallways, classrooms and playgrounds of schools like mine across the country.

It was impossible to miss the implication: Anatsui had joined the big leagues.

But it's hard to miss the implication that starting life fresh requires an array of fresh purchases.

Nobody was likely to miss the implication; Mahathir has clearly stated his conviction that "Jews rule this world by proxy".

Investors haven't missed the implications.

But nobody missed the implications when The Herald foreshadowed the plans in May 1955: 'New Skyline for City?' read the headline.