Sentence examples for painful implications from inspiring English sources

The question of who would dominate a combined CNN/ABC operation is one with painful implications for the junior partner.

The Supreme Court should be committed to transparency and openness, especially on a case with such real, human, potentially painful implications.

It is not that the movie is apolitical or disengaged from the painful, public implications of Mr. Grant's fate.

Wrinkle's novel does not allow us to draw easy correlations but invites us to consider the painful inheritance and implications of such a horrendous moment in American history.

The implications are painful, say experts who point to an erosion of NASA's technical skills.

Look only at Japan for a painful reminder of the implications of a burst asset-price bubble.

The pathophysiology underlying degenerative disc disease and its implication in painful syndromes remain unclear.

A study showing that pain administered in infancy can permanently rewire the nervous system in rats may have implications for human infants undergoing painful medical procedures, researchers are reporting today.

IF you look at just the numbers in a new analysis of city schools, the policy implication seems obvious and painful.

But in interviews, family members were aggrieved at what has become a painful and protracted episode that could have implications beyond Colombia.

On hand were Bill Gates, Geoffrey Canada, Davis Guggenheim and others to talk about the implications of this riveting and painful documentary.