Sentence examples for to consider the implications of from inspiring English sources

Walker also says UK public sector bodies need to consider the implications of transferring data overseas.

The challenge for the CEO is to consider the implications of such a move.

Archaeologists are only beginning to consider the implications of the discovery.

Admittedly I didn't have much time to consider the implications of adaptive culture in Berlin.

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

Andrews says the government needs to consider the implications of the judgment before working through options for securing the funding.

Tyrie has already urged the CMA to consider the implications of the tax as part of its investigation.

Writers and editors need to consider the implications of gendered language and the importance of neutral pronouns.

When we speak out on the specifics of a conflict we have to consider the implications of partiality.

Patients have ample opportunity to ask questions and to consider the implications of the study before deciding to participate.

But I felt I owed it to myself to consider the implications of what was about to happen".