Sentence examples for scale of the implications from inspiring English sources

The British Bankers Associationn warned this week that financial services were "more affected by Brexit than any other sector of the economy, both in the degree of impact and the scale of the implications" because of the threat to EU passporting, which allows banks to operate in the single market while being based in the UK.

When considering facilitation for conservation purposes, however, Garcia and Obese (2003) noted the importance of determining the consistency of facilitative effects by a nurse plant, such as P. pusilla, at a larger spatial scale in view of the implications of expanding the distribution and persistence of the few associated species over a wider range of the forest.

The personalization of impersonal communication is happening on a large scale, and the implications of that are interesting.

We argue that the competitive advantage of community-based credit unions is inextricably linked to their geographical scale and the implications of restructuring for competitive advantage must be considered.

There doesn't seem to be a desire, and I think rightly so, to target large-scale infrastructure because of the implications it would have on a post-conflict context.

Similarly, the analysis uses the "standard" assumption of constant returns to scale to derive the implications of supply shocks for the wage structure.

In the spirit of Lander [ 20], "Sometimes, answering the most qualitative of questions – 'Why does the organism do it that way?' – succeeds only through the most quantitative of approaches", we will contrast the three mechanisms quantitatively, to gain insights on diverse morphogen gradients in terms of spatial and temporal scales and the implications of their differences to development.

Abu Dhabi's crown prince, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, met the prime minister in Downing Street and the Guardian has seen papers which reveal the scale of concern over the implications of Morsi's victory.

The logistics required to scale the implications of students learning at different rates are substantial.

Patterns of variation in species composition and species richness were found to differ among scales and the implications of this result are discussed.

A larger scale analysis of the functional implications of the differences in retinal key transcription factors between teleosts and other vertebrates will help to speculate further on the role of duplication retention in the evolution of vertebrates, and more specifically during eye evolution.