Sentence examples for there have been implications from inspiring English sources

June 26 , 1978 A Cool Foreign Policy (pdf) "In recent days there have been implications suggesting that the United States is standing by helplessly while the Soviet Union, with the help of Cuba, is taking over first Africa and then the world.We cannot conduct foreign policy as though every stirring in Africa, Asia or the Indian Ocean is another Cuban missile crisis".

Although there have been implications of its role in cell migration, there is no direct study of the centrosome's role in maintaining polarization.

Despite these benefits there have been significant resource implications from adopting these technologies.

Despite the booming application of nanotechnology, there have been serious implications which are coming into light in the recent years within different environmental compartments, namely air, water and soil and its likely impact on the human health.

There have been policy implications to this intolerance.

"There have been absolutely no implications that we are aware of that there was anything untoward in either his behaviour or attitude," he told Reuters.

Spain's Economy Minister, Luis de Guindos, said yesterday's deal was "frankly very positive" for Spanish banks and that "there have been no more implications and impositions than those that had been set out beforehand".

There have been a few implications that Rf-PPRs are actually positively selected [ 50, 51].

There have been opposing prognostic implications for IAPs in different tumor types, strongly suggesting that the role of IAPs in tumorigenesis is context- and cell type-dependent.

Once ingested, dioxins and dioxin-like compounds are excreted extremely slowly, but given the health implications there has been a great deal of interest in the half-lives of these compounds in humans.

Since the chancellor's announcement there has been much debate as to the exact implications.