As one insider told me "The implications of rugby being accepted in the Olympics are absolutely massive, simply incalculable.
Doctors and our patients have thousand of stories to tell about the implications of infectious diseases that should have been eradicated by now.
I don't think I need to tell you the implications of a material which can have its transparency level changed dynamically like this.
"He told me, 'This is my home".' Wainaina took the implications of that comment to heart.
Tells about the implications of this in relation to Park's desire to continue his political power, of which the history is given.
It is important at this moment in the lesson to tell students that the implications of R, V, and S are that the characteristics of the population will change over time and that when this change is substantial, it leads to speciation; the "appearance" of a "new" form of life, the phenomenon of "speciation".
Though there's no telling what he'd say about the implications of the practice between heterosexual partners, Paul Angelo, a Miami-based "gay matchmaker," reportedly called for a 60-day moratorium on anal sex among gay couples last month, saying the act diminishes self-confidence and self-esteem while causing relationship confusion among partners.
A series of domestic-violence experts, retained by Yould's public defender, told the judge about the implications of the abuse that she said she had suffered.
Tony Hayward, the company's outgoing chief executive, told the committee investigating the implications of the Gulf oil spill that no definite decision had been taken on whether to proceed west of the Shetlands but he that argued drilling risks were different from the Gulf because reservoir pressures were much lower.
In another meeting with the Fed, on December 13 , 2011 Porat was part of a group telling the Fed about the "implications" of publicly revealing information about Morgan Stanley's stress test results.
