Sentence examples for other implications of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harvey said his office had yet to sort out other implications of the ruling.

Other implications of space-time are important cosmologically and to unified field theory.

He also asked the Department of Justice to "examine the civil rights and other implications of this legislation".

Far more important are the other implications of Walmart's new ties to the All-China Federation of Trade Unions (ACFTU), a monopoly that claims 193m members and is deeply intertwined with China's government and Communist Party.

A year later, Lawson launched the Global Warming Policy Foundation, an educational charity which claims to be "open-minded on the contested science of global warming" but "deeply concerned about the costs and other implications of many of the policies currently being advocated".

Among other implications of the discoveries, the Texas archaeologists said, a pre-Clovis occupation of North America provided more time for people to settle in North America, colonize South America by more than 14,000 years ago, "develop the Clovis tool kit and create a base population through which Clovis technology could spread".

The other implication of all this musing on lost writers is that plenty of the authors who seem terribly important today will soon be stuck on the shelves gathering dust just as fast Delderfield and co.

Even more unfortunate is the other implication of such a rule: if a premium is placed on players who start, then those who do not start — for whatever reason — are deemed by the system to be inferior.

But it did make me wonder whether the sign-posters were aware of the other implication of the admonishment: that the space behind the sign was a TALENT FREE ZONE.

One other implication of the EE approach is that the measures used to monitor and predict disease risk can be broadened.

The other implication of this study lies in the possible identification of specific PTSD subpopulation (cluster 3) suffering from chronic LBP associated with significant deterioration in QOL as seen in Figure 1.