A long-term supply interruption portends massive implications for the already fragile European economy, and ultimately for our own tenuous recovery.
The rapidly declining water resource, therefore, portends serious economic implications for Yemen.
The development and use of water portends wide-ranging implications for global survival, security, health and economic development [ 1].
Increases in serum LDH levels of the test groups (as compared with the control), all through the period of treatment with the extract portends a negative implication.
Administration of the extracts resulted in significant increases in serum ALP and LDH levels of the test animals (which portends a negative implication).
The financial implication does not portend well for a country whose economy is unstable and dogged by debt.
What broader implications might the nuclear deal portend for US-Iranian relations, and for the regional politics of the Middle East?
Development of AKI had important implications for utilization of health resources, generally portending a significantly longer duration of ICU stay; however, it was not an independent predictor of hospital mortality.
Twenty years ago, he notes, mass immigration to coastal and northern areas, coupled with white flight to the Sun Belt states, "seemed to portend a regional demographic balkanization," which would have "extremely adverse implications for racial integration nationally, not to mention politics".
I cannot give legal sanction to what was done in this case without accepting the implications of such a decision for the future, implications which portend serious threats against precious aspects of our traditional freedom.
Barely had the market time to consider the implications of a planned wave of job cuts and what it might portend for payrolls in the mortgage industry at large, but a story in the New York Post earlier this week suggested that the company is in talks with Goldman Sachs and a New York law firm for a second billion-dollar bailout.
