Sentence examples for much implications from inspiring English sources

"The horror of a death without dignity has so much implications for the people who are left behind.

"It's such a devastating diagnosis with so much implication for treatment that I think it's perfectly reasonable to have a second opinion," says Dr. William Hoskins, deputy physician and chief for disease management at Sloan-Kettering.

This could have much larger implications.

But the Scarano scandal had much wider implications.

But Mr. Ailes's departure will have much wider implications.

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.

Bok concedes as much — "The implications of this critique are profound" — but he insists that all he's doing is attending to the data.

Instead there are far-reaching changes taking place in society, in retail and in the workplace that have much greater implications".

But the sensitivity of the grid to power failures has much wider implications, since Americans -- and the citizens of the rest of the world -- seem to like technologies that give them an illusion of independence within a giant web.