Sentence examples for the huge implications from inspiring English sources

"I'm just a filmmaker who is fascinated by the huge implications of this story".

Few people realize the huge implications for Medicare, Medicaid and family programs".

The huge implications for Eastern Europe, and the fact that Mr. Gorbachev meant what he said, were demonstrated in the course of 1989.

If not for the huge implications for his team — Boston had been starved for hits, let alone runs, against the Tigers for two games — one might even say it bordered on boring.

"The huge implications of that change will be obvious to all of us.

One reason claims aren't being made yet is that manufacturers are being incredibly cautious about releasing this technology to the marketplace because of the huge implications of getting it wrong.

The connectivity enabled by the Internet has huge implications for the very structure of the global economy.

The significant nursing shortfall in the UK has huge implications for both the NHS and the private healthcare sector.

The question has huge implications for the global seafood trade, and for the United States, which imports 80percentt of the seafood Americans consume.

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges welcomed the investigation, saying the review has "huge implications" for patient safety.

The outcome has huge implications for AstraZeneca, the generic industry and, potentially, the entire drug-patent system.