Sentence examples for the likely implications from inspiring English sources

So what are the likely implications of this ageing population on legacy fundraising?

The minutes showed that as the 23 June vote nears, policymakers discussed the likely implications for monetary policy of a vote to leave the EU.

1.56pm: Last year, the Global Warming Policy Foundation, Lord Lawson's climate sceptic thinktank which routinely highlights the merits of shale gas, asked Matt Ridley to examine the "likely implications" a shale gas "revolution" would have on international climate policy.

We discuss the likely implications of the results found for the urban planning of the city.

The BBC's Alan Little reports on the likely implications of an independent Scotland ahead of a referendum next September.

The objectives of the analysis are to evaluate the extent and features of the impact of greening in three case study areas and to discuss the likely implications in a policy-effectiveness perspective.

The likely implication of this result is that the miR-26b-induced translational inhibition of MYB (a known activator of KLF-1) could result in down-regulation of KLF-1, which is known to directly induce BCL11A expression.

The likely implication, Stern says, is that the comet was born between the orbits of Uranus and Neptune, where temperatures in the infant solar system probably hovered around 40°C above absolute zero.

However, earlier neuroimaging evidence concerning the likely implication of the ToM network in moral cognition has two weak points.

Managers and clinicians considering implementing such programmes should think about the likely implication on equity of access.

The dependence of gonadotropin subunit gene expression on the MAPKs has two likely implications on the GnRH frequency-decoding mechanism: firstly, the differential reliance of the three subunit genes on various combinations of the pMAPKs could contribute to GnRH frequency-decoding.