Sentence examples for of the implications of from inspiring English sources

He's wary, too, of the implications of fame.

Think, just for a moment, of the implications of that.

Her summation of the implications of Chinese litigation is a model of memorable historical interpretation.

Early indications of the implications of Brexit for UK research are worryingly clear.

And it is partly because of the implications of what he has in mind.

Pink does a good in tracing some of the implications of that for business organization.

But the majority of them are unaware of the implications of clauses in a record contract.

Yet Matisse had a prescient awareness of the implications of what he was doing.

But one wonders if Hitchens is really aware of the implications of what he's saying.

Write a sidebar article that describes some of the implications of the data from the graph.

Executives close to Sinopec said it was well aware of the implications of ties to Sudan.