Sentence examples for status implications from inspiring English sources

Consider the status implications of organizational change.

The permanent exhibition, "All About Shoes," is full of diverting information (why we measure things by feet, the status implications of high heels) and examples of arcane and/or exquisite footwear.

We don't think that's necessarily wrong, but we think that the bigger story is about symbolic standing and that economic effects likely matter most of all in terms of their symbolic status implications.

Because it is virtual, no one has to wastefully consume products that they want merely for the status implications.

This would undoubtedly have some status implications, shifting the balance of power away from clinicians and towards patients, and this might be very uncomfortable for some - clinicians and patients alike.

The impact of obesity on health status: some implications for health care costs.

The types of retinal ganglion cells: current status and implications for neuronal classification.

This paper investigated the current status, and implications specifically on the provisions of natural environment in paediatric wards of Malaysian public hospitals in the Klang Valley.

These include the status and implications of the so-called precautionary principle, the pre-emptive effect of Community food safety norms, and the evolving governance arrangements concerning risk regulation and food safety in the EU.

What are the ethical and religious status and implications of pain?

For the latter, I will outline the key features, current status, and implications for colliders and dark matter searches.