Sentence examples for the implications of dropping from inspiring English sources

Gregoire created the panel earlier this year to examine the implications of dropping pH levels in seawater, a trend caused by the ocean's absorption of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

"I think that's highly unlikely because the number of weapons the North Koreans have is extremely limited, and the size of the Korean Peninsula is extremely tiny, and the implications of dropping nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula are fairly large for the long-term reconstruction effort at bare minimum, but also for South Korea".

In such cases, explicit modelling of the drop-out process (e.g. Diggle & Kenward 38 and Little 39) might help to clarify the implications of drop-out for model validity.

The three indexes hinted at a rebound early Monday, but spent much of the day in the red as investors weighed the implications of another stock market drop in China and the slide in crude.

After that, all the implications of his study for policy simply dropped off the political agenda.

American consumers had less than two weeks to digest the implications of cheese fraud before the next shoe dropped: 60 Minutes ran a detailed segment on olive oil fraud.

I suppose my jaw dropped open at the implications of his remark.

Various people have acknowledged ReactOS and the implications of having a viable open-source drop-in replacement for Windows.

Online advertising firm DoubleClick dclk dropped as investors considered the implications of a CMGI cmgi takeover of Compaq's cpq Altavista search engine.

The stock market seemed to register the implications of Wednesday's lawsuit: Facebook's stock price dropped 7percentt shortly after Racine made his announcement.

Our whistles were whetted in the opening round where Canada won 3-2 over Team USA, overcoming a third period deficit, and the psychological implications of having dropped four straight to the US coming in.