Sentence examples for of its implications from inspiring English sources
However, the law was vague and arbitrarily enforced, so many businesses weren't particularly concerned about it, or aware of its implications.
The study was published in 2000 in the New England Journal of Medicine, which released it earlier than originally scheduled because of its implications for public health.
I do so with the full realisation of its implications.
This assertion is radical and disputed because of its implications.
They don't like the wild-card format because of its implications for the regular season.
In 2005, even the women who voted for the ban were still wary of its implications.
The case is closely watched because of its implications for the Trump-Russia probe.
Because of its implications for the way you view your life.
Investors were watching the Fed's interest-rate balancing act because of its implications for future profits.
Mr Gurbaxani is right, but some of its implications are already becoming clear.
But even signing Sessions is unlikely because of its implications on the Knicks' payroll during next off-season's free agency.
