Sentence examples for over the implications from inspiring English sources

Labour voters and supporters are mulling over the implications of Thursday's elections across the UK.

There is no skating over the implications, no avoiding the consequences.

A furore followed, as anthropologists rowed over the implications for human evolution.

But there is no time to digest that, no time to mull over the implications of this mountainous achievement.

After a few days spent mulling over the implications of the programme, I felt compelled to write to you.

Not content to quibble over the implications for individual family budgets, some of them resorted to outright fantasizing.

But he skated lightly over the implications for his own policies of Hamas's victory in last month's Palestinian legislative elections.

The row centres on union concerns over the implications of seven-day services for out-of-hours payments for staff.

"My belief is protected but this didn't protect me," he complains.Employment lawyers are mulling over the implications of such cases.

The possibility that the Telegraph could come on the market has prompted a frenzy of speculation over the implications for the British newspaper industry.

Politicians and economists differed over the implication of the new forecast.