Sentence examples for so the implications from inspiring English sources

If so, the implications could not be more profound.

If so, the implications for business, let alone love, are vast.

If Turner can do so, the implications for the future of women in the sport are thrilling.

"The story really is still at the early stages, so the implications for education haven't been explored," he says.

If so, the implications could be huge.

But if so, the implications are rather grim.

Although much too polite to say so, the implication is that it is the Amises and the Rushdies of this world who the New Puritans are reacting against.

So, the implication of Theorem A can be proved without applying the basic Jensen inequality.

The word "paraphyletic" is, once again, a combination of two Geek words, para (near) and phyle (tribe), so the implication is that the whole tribe is not present (Fig. 13).

The subjective nature of History of Art means examiners worry that they'll be unable to accurately score you – so the implication here is that you're not allowed to take it in case you get it wrong.

So, the implication is that if we can control the nature of reality with our minds, this must occur not just here and now but throughout the universe and for every moment in time, past and future.