Sentence examples for the serious implications from inspiring English sources

A Ministry of Defence spokesman said: "Today's judgment has been an important one and we will need time to consider fully the serious implications.

I look forward to this debate and the opportunity to highlight the serious implications of this decision for the country and for our communities.

Leveson replied he was not sure the case had the serious implications Leek suggested as "the ground rules" for police officers opening fire seemed clear.

Because of the serious implications, the self-perceptions of young women have become the focus of intense research and inspired a variety of programs, like the museum tour, to challenge unhealthy ideals.

The threat of a new crisis on the eurozone's southern flank loomed on Sunday as a crucial ally of Silvio Berlusconi demanded that the government cut taxes, despite the serious implications that this would have on Italy's public finances.

Kip Kinkel's parents, while perhaps unwilling to face the serious implications of his outburst in class, had not been blind to his problems, according to interviews and court records.

The serious implication, which Whetstine denies, is that the masseur applied the illegal cream to Gatlin in a revenge-laced rubdown.

The serious implication is that corporate forces paid the "Mystery Man" to frame Johnson because they did not want him to win Olympic gold.

The majority of the TB patients in this study had low CD4 cell counts, reflecting the serious implication of this disease in sub-Saharan Africa.

Today we will see just how this work was undertaken, but also note the serious implication for our budget and for longer-term programmatic approaches.

Considering all the serious implication of adult life in children with conduct problems, early intervention should be stressed to mitigate the poor prognosis.