Sentence examples for the implications of taking from inspiring English sources

Impassioned arguments for legalisation by other commentators often fail to consider the implications of taking such a radical step.

A methodology for studying the implications of taking into account manufacturing at early design stages is presented.

It seems unlikely that Katchadjian will actually end up in prison, but the implications of taking writers to court over creative acts are chilling.

Many EU countries are worried about the implications of taking away a country's territory, as well as the impact of Kosovo's independence on Serbian democracy.

Kellyanne Conway, a senior Trump aide, pushed back on the notion that Trump did not grasp the implications of taking the phone call.

They know they must take a social science class, but they don't know the implications of taking political science vs. psychology vs. economics.

It's not designed to be the most productive day of the year work-wise – but the implications of "Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day" go beyond the day.

This condition is not expected to constrain decline walking, both because the implications of take-off are not detrimental if they occur late in stance, and the benefit of inverted pendular walking its economy may not apply in cases where energy dissipation is actually desirable.

As an indication of the financial implications of taking the intervention to scale, we estimated the cost of delivering the short intervention to 1,000 villages in Andhra Pradesh (where there would be no need for language translation).

9 The interest in the health implications of taking FAS has increased recently.

The West Indies Cricket Board has called on its Indian counterparts to consider the "serious implications" of taking legal action against the WICB after the abandonment of the recent tour.