Sentence examples for spoke about the implications from inspiring English sources

John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's, spoke about the implications of the Treasury's action.

Jordan E. Rohan, a media analyst at the Soundview Technology Group, an investment bank, spoke about the implications.

David M. Smith, vice president for Internet services at Gartner Inc., a computer industry consulting and research firm, spoke about the implications of the judge's opinion.

The announcement follows remarks by Ipso's chief executive, Matt Tee, at the IBC Protecting the Media conference last Thursday (24 September) in which he spoke about the implications of setting up an arbitration scheme.

Over coffee one morning, Irv Smalls, the executive director of Harlem Youth Soccer, spoke about the implications of a strong showing by the United States on the continuing initiative to bring soccer to the underserved.

On Thursday, I spoke about the implications of these new pools of talent on the education, skills and industry strategies of countries in the developed world.

Perhaps this is exactly how it was - Richard may simply have let things take its course, trusted in providence and known that he didn't have the skills for public speaking or even private speaking about the implications of his stand.

In an exclusive interview with ABC's This Week, President Obama has spoken about the implications of the Syria chemical weapons agreement and the implications this has with Iran.

On Monday, in the first of a series of policy speeches, Hillary Clinton spoke about the worrying implications of the US supreme court's recent decision to strike down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act (VRA).

We spoke about the Dayton negotiations.

I spoke about the charger to everyone.