Sentence examples for much broader implications from inspiring English sources

Giulio's case also has much broader implications for higher education in the UK and beyond.

But apart from toxin resistance, this research has much broader implications for ecology, conservation biology, evolution -- and even for medicine.

We are skeptical about whether China will move on this issue, in part because it carries much broader implications for China's own human rights practices.

The problem is that a single breach on Dropbox could have much broader implications for a host of larger corporations, which find it increasingly difficult to get a handle on their data with an increasingly mobile work force.

The sociologists Duncan J. Watts, Matthew Sagalnik and Peter Dodds carried out some of these experiments, which Mr. Watts described in his superb 2011 book, "Everything Is Obvious* (*Once You Know the Answer)." Their work focuses on online markets, but it has much broader implications.

It also has much broader implications.

By contrast, most British economic indicators, from interest rates to unemployment, show a marked divergence from continental Europe, and there are much broader economic implications for Britain's economy than there were in Denmark's case.

"If they were to stick to strictly military-related research and development, there is less of an issue, but these technologies have much broader social implications," said Barbara Simons, a computer scientist who is past president of the Association of Computing Machinery, an organization that has expressed concerns about the Pentagon's project.

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) reflects a number of new technologies designed to reduce CO2 emissions, but which may have much broader environmental implications than greenhouse gas emissions.

A case study example is provided from the North Norfolk coast in eastern England, where the results imply that future sea-level rise has much broader policy implications for the human and ecological landscape than just flood risk to property.

They soon discover their investigation has much broader and darker implications than they initially thought.