Sentence examples for range of implications from inspiring English sources

"And obviously," the official added, "each one has a range of implications including, with no fare increase, some service reductions".

The report notes that the widespread use of digital cameras and other scanning gear "is perhaps the single most significant shift in research practices among historians," and that the change has a range of implications for the field.

Finding water on Mars could have a range of implications — from the likelihood of alien life there to the possibility of humans living on the planet — and Nasa is likely to explore all of those during the event.

It, too, is a work of calculated, narrow thesis-mongering; it, too, does a good job of likening a viewer's prurient interest in its subject with that of the grotesque elderly johns who paw Lucy's body and it accomplishes this by way of Leigh's own refusal to film the subject's full range of implications.

The team's losses — projected to hit another $50 million or more this season based on factors including advance ticket sales — come with a range of implications for its owners, who are trying to sell a portion of the club, and for major league teams that rely on the Mets to share revenue with them.

The results have a broad range of implications in geophysics and materials science.

The family Orchidaceae is one of the largest groups of angiosperms having a wide range of implication owing to its pharmacological as well as horticultural attributes.

While the White House weighs potential nominees, the courts and Presidential contenders face a range of puzzling implications.

This is not, in itself, a political theme, but it has an obvious feminist dimension -- young women who look like Lolita tend to be devalued and dismissed, whatever their other talents -- and a potentially inexhaustible range of social implications.

In addition, it has a number of functions that transcend the transmission of information, with a range of social implications.

Firstly, a wide range of potential implications are raised both for prospective recipients of Universal Credit and those responsible for delivering it.