Sentence examples for other implications that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scheunemann said Tuesday that Mr. McCain "continues to have grave reservations about giving the suspected terrorist detainees full access to the federal court system with habeas and free lawyers, years of pretrial proceedings, access to intelligence through discovery and all of the other implications that remain to be worked out in the aftermath of this decision".

Moreover, the superiority view has other implications that might be hard to accept.

"But once people started reacting to it, and we saw the other implications that were being taken from it, it was an immediate decision to take it down".

But there are other implications that are equally as concerning.

Along with the cost savings it can offer, linking has other implications that warrant serious consideration.

The identification of JAG1 miR-200 JAG1 miR-200 has several other interactions thas may be relevant to cancer metaseveral

In fair context, Murdoch comes from a generation (he's 81) and a place (Australia) where the word Jewish was often used in a way – a way that most often had an "other" implication – that it is not used now.

The other planning implications that can be drawn from the present study are that individuals learn from and trust their cohesive partners.

The effective vehicle capacity (as opposed to the actual vehicle capacity) considers service level constraints and other policy implications that reduce the demand fulfilled per vehicle from the maximum possible.

I knew it had all these other implications, but that was my personal interest.

There are also other important implications that emanate from this investigation.