Sentence examples for start with the implications from inspiring English sources

It's hard to know where to start with the implications of this in terms of permissions, credit, ownership of intellectual property, but it's very interesting to see a technology company starting from this sci-fi scenario and then working back to the present-day to influence its product development.

Let us start with the implication By virtue of Lemma 2.1, the component of the solution vector of problem (3.1) satisfies (2.5).

Plain Vanilla CEO Thor Fridriksson spoke to TechCrunch via email, saying that there were many untrue statements in Richter's article, starting with the implication that QuizUp sends user data in plain text.

The SNP "would cut less to start with but the implication of the plans … is that the period of austerity would be longer than under the other three parties".

In addition, to start with the practical implications, concrete pavements are considered.

Starting with the theoretical implications, the validity of the neo-liberal approach is not supported that higher proportions of the workforce are in informal enterprises due to higher tax rates, corruption and state interference and thus that tax reductions, combating corruption and decreasing the regulatory burden and state intervention is the way forward.

While this trend is well known, countries are only just starting to grapple with the implications.

Start with the point made by implication in Schwab television commercials about traditional brokerage houses: They are loath to let their analysts put out "sell" opinions because they are trying to get underwriting work.

Common to both sets of implications is the idea that one should start with the smallest units when developing either theory or policy.

Any start with big-game implications seems beyond him.

"I started thinking about the implications".