Sentence examples for the immediate implication from inspiring English sources

The immediate implication is that some "market" prices are false because not all relevant facts are widely known.

"The immediate implication of this ruling is that there is now a presumption that a pre-nuptial agreement willingly entered into where both parties fully understand the implications of what is being agreed will be upheld, unless there are circumstances that make it unfair to do so.

"The biggest story coming out of that case is not the immediate implication for the parties and whether American Needle can get a headwear contract, but the downstream repercussions that would treat the league as anything but a single entity," said Ben Mulcahy, a partner with the law firm Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton.

The immediate implication of the ruling is not clear.

The immediate implication of these properties is that, to fully harness the capacity (achievable rate) provided by the (noncoherent) inner differential decoder, the outer code must have an EXIT curve closely matched in shape and in position to that of the inner code.

But in general, the immediate implication of this is that the political spectrum has contracted even further.

The immediate implications would, indeed, appear to be grim.

The immediate implications of Mr. Karzai's death for the American-led war against the Taliban and the withdrawal of American troops beginning this month were uncertain.

Following the speech on Thursday, financial market players focussed on the immediate implications for interest rates and other monetary policy measures such as quantitative easing, whereby the Bank pumps electronic money into the financial system.

"One problem is when there is a high level of debt involved in the purchase, is whether that drives decisions to deal with the immediate implications of the debt rather than the long-term implications for the workers of the company".

Beyond the immediate implications of the threat, Washington's efforts to deny the International Criminal Court any jurisdiction over Americans serving abroad has become a symbol of what many diplomats and officials at the United Nations perceive as a challenge by the Bush administration to the very concept of a universal legal system.