Sentence examples for scary implication from inspiring English sources

That is the scary implication of the abrupt ousting of Christine Comer, the state's top expert on science education.

When the Daily Mail feverishly states that the convention will "hand control" of economic, defence, foreign and immigration policies, the scary implication is obvious.

The scary implication, of course, is that now Google will get whatever the hell it wants because one of its former guys is now in a proper policy-making position.

The N.B.A.'s new salary-cap figures were released Tuesday night, and they arrived with scary implications for the free-spending Nets, who are guaranteed to shatter the league's luxury-tax record next season.

Villanova law professor (and my former boss) Michael Risch wrote about the CFAA's "scary" implications in 2011.

In the first segment we talked about the scary implications of this wave of companies, and in the second segment we talked about the sometimes-futuristic, exciting ways data could make our lives better.

Firstly, adding a whole new matrix of location data to our digital world of oversharing has some potentially scary implications.

Along with scary implications for touring mummy exhibits and world energy prices, this incipient revolution raises fears over the future of Facebook.

Firstly, adding a whole new matrix of location data to our digital world of over-sharing has some potentially scary implications.

Credit Charles Sykes at AP. OO Earth Is Warming 50x Faster Than When It Came Out Of Ice Age - a major new study includes some scary implications about how rapidly humans are changing the Earth's climate.

The worry is that China's previous efforts to curb its real-estate enthusiasm appear to have failed, with scary implications for China's economy and the rest of the world, the New York Times writes.