Sentence examples for startling implications from inspiring English sources

The findings of Tracey's team carry startling implications for the way we practise modern medicine.

Jack Hitt's earnest report on new tribal allegiances would have been whimsical except for its startling implications (Aug. 21).

Even though counterterrorism officials say that intelligence almost always seems sharper and more focused when viewed in hindsight, the report contains some startling implications.

Scientists at the forefront of climate research have seen a stream of new data in the past few years with startling implications for humanity and all life on Earth.

Now, after a series of excavations between 2009 and 2015, researchers have begun to understand the battle and its startling implications for Bronze Age society.

The answers to those questions can have startling implications for their health.

That is the startling implication of discoveries made the last two summers on the Greek island of Crete.

The startling implication is that, even now, blacks in America live alongside an equal number of "thoroughly racist" whites.

The startling implication was that the distribution of matter in the universe was not nearly as homogeneous as previously thought, which in turn demanded a reassessment of the universe's origins.

That's the startling implication of what appear to be worm tracks in 1.1-billion-year-old sandstone, reported in tomorrow's issue of Science.

The artist's earlier work is full of startling shapes and implications, too, but often in a lighter vein.