Sentence examples for particular implications for from inspiring English sources

This has particular implications for sexual behaviour.

But it has particular implications for the most vulnerable children.

This has particular implications for retail and how we shop.

Beyond this, particular implications for research and practice are derived.

The research has particular implications for governments in the developing world, according to Glaeser.

But the downward trend in capital coming to the United States is nevertheless worrying, some economists argue, with particular implications for U.S. government debt.

Although we view these qualities as important for parenting across the lifespan, the focus of our recent work has been on the particular implications of mindful parenting for parent and child successful adaptation across the developmental transition to adolescence.

In particular, implications of the TH1-TH2 concept for TH cell mediated skin disorders have been discovered.

The failure to implement recommendation reminders, which highlight areas for disinvestment, has particular implications both for clinical and cost effectiveness.

The influence of the bill - in particular, its implications for media ownership in the newly deregulated environment - is felt throughout this year's list.

"The collapse in the oil price has been a big shock to the financial system and its effects are still being absorbed by international stock markets, in particular the implications for global demand.