Sentence examples for not just the implications from inspiring English sources

"And that was really for me when I started to understand not just the implications for my own life and the people around me, but that this had real political implications.

In this context, the issue is not just the implication of economics-dominated MBA courses in practices that are now seen to be unsustainable.

It's not just the patently false implication that half the country is parasitic.

"There are potential benefits from a tunnel to bury the A303 in the area of Stonehenge, but any proposals need to be carefully scrutinised and we need to think of the long-term implications, not just the short-term needs".

But partnering with companies like Google — where leagues of aspiring engineers want to go to work — to help them train these students in a way that actually ensures they could be hired (not just the false promise) has huge implications.

The institution of the Single European Market in 1993 and the subsequent changes in the terms of access to the European market has had profound implications for not just the banana industry, but for agriculture, rural development and for the very economies of our islands.

And its implications affect not just the earth, but your body, too.

Given how well their strike effort went, it could have serious implications for not just the charter school movement in Chicago but also other charters nationwide, with charter school enrollment growing steadily each year.

This is not just about the implications for privacy, although that is an important part of the great change that we are witness to; it is about the effect that blurring between the internal and the external will have on humanity's future and the power it offers the few over the many.

"This has huge implications for all broadcasters not just the BBC.

The worst outcome for the Mets would be to lose both ends of the doubleheader, and not just because of the implications of a tie in the standings.