Sentence examples for says the implications of from inspiring English sources

Bowman says: "The implications of this are, of course, goodbye Gondwana.

Because prospects for a short-term settlement of the crisis grew shakier in the last week, he says, the implications of the sinking Greek bond may not be translatable into anything more than extreme volatility for global markets.

She says the implications of lost content on the internet could be quite profound.

BBC transport correspondent Richard Westcott says the implications of the decision to scrap the deal go much further than just the West Coast Main Line.

Nonetheless, she says, "the implications of this are very exciting in terms of understanding how human behavior evolved" in relation to body design.

Although Francis's amplification hypothesis has many critics, she says the implication of the new paper "is that continued human-induced loss of Arctic sea ice is likely to contribute to additional melt of the Greenland Ice Sheet".

Dr Manel Esteller says the implication of the study is that very tight control of genes at the beginning of our lives may be being lost as we age, with more genes being switched on over time.

He said the implications of the study were "disturbing".

Universal said the implications of the decision were limited.

Speaking on the telephone, Jolovan Wham of Workfair said the implications of the strike were "huge".

Let's say the implications of the view are political, rather than the motivations behind it".