Sentence examples for smallest implications from inspiring English sources

Kindness is a word that can make a huge impact in the smallest implications.

Although measured methylation differences were small, implications for public health can be substantial.

As can be observed, the inertia response obtained has small implications on the current rating of the insulated-gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) switches used in the VSC.

Put simply, you can't cherry pick and only convert that position or those accounts with the smallest tax implications.

"Although the scale is small, the implications are very interesting – it's the first time proper targeting in the UK has reached the TV set," says Nigel Walley, managing director of digital TV consultancy, Decipher.

Though the Mayer's study is small, the implications are concerning, he said.

Although the relative odds increase in off-hour mortality seems small, the implications at the population level may be substantial.

However responses to the recommendations were limited and many recommendations were not acted on even when these only had small resource implications.

von Rueden, C. & van Vugt, M. Leadership in small-scale societies: some implications for theory, research, and practice.

The presented modeling study illustrates how even small-scale heterogeneity has implications for how the CO2 is distributed and trapped in sedimentary sequences, and outlines a workflow for the study of these effects.

The numbers were small, but the implications large.