Sentence examples for real-world implication from inspiring English sources

A more direct real-world implication of quantum teleportation is the possibility of CT scans or X-rays, without harmful radiation coming into contact with the patient.

But it would help him understand the real-world implications of his decisions.

This "powerful idea," he added, could have important real-world implications.

Ideology and philosophy are out; nuts and bolts and real-world implications are in.

When he did venture an opinion, it was to prod Escuder to consider real-world implications.

They appear as uninterested in the cinematic implications of their screenwriting as in the real-world implications of their plot.

But the patents had devastating real-world implications, because they kept the prices for the diagnostics artificially high.

Other times the justices wring their hands over philosophical matters having real-world implications only on the margins.

He added, All of these changes will have profoundly positive, real-world implications for many throughout the nation.

There are real-world implications of using "congestion pricing" or "peak hour pricing" to solve air travel delays.

Reading her dissent from the bench for herself, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan, Ginsburg focussed on the real-world implications of the two new Title VII decisions.