Sentence examples for powerful implications from inspiring English sources

As Priest suggested, a single cartographic act can have powerful implications.

"It has powerful implications in the arguments between all of them.

There are powerful implications for this service that go beyond banking.

The peacekeeping debate has especially powerful implications for the NATO alliance and raises a number of critical questions.

However the election ultimately turns out, the Obama campaign has tapped into a constituency that holds powerful implications for the future of American politics.

The potential to change the consumption patterns of the Chinese middle class has powerful implications for every conceivable commodity, from beef and cars to electricity and water.

Thus, the ability to profile large population of single-cell surface markers has powerful implication in immunology.

Jensen notes the study has another potentially powerful implication: Although teen angst and eye rolling may fade with time, the brain's ability to boost or lose its brainpower may not.

It is a relatively young field, it just came around in the 50's and 60's but that it had such a powerful implication right off the bat, that is just really fun.

The notion that the study of English had powerful ethical implications, powerful social implications, has gone.

It became a kind of tautology that had enormously powerful policy implications, in theory.