Sentence examples for tremendous implication from inspiring English sources

Angiogenesis in particular is a subject in tissue regeneration with tremendous implication in reconstructive surgery.

The convergence of knowledge from neuroscience, social science and economics on the importance of early life or experiences on brain development has tremendous implication on the future of societies.

The Net has tremendous implications.

"This has tremendous implications, even at this late date".

"It has tremendous implications for the carbon that is locked up in Alaska soils and vegetation".

The end of the dollar hegemony is underway, and it will have tremendous implications for the U.S. economy.

The lines fell away from brows furrowed by the tremendous implications of what had just been said.

Cooke's decision to turn his attention to pop music in 1957 had tremendous implications in the black musical community.

"It's clearly an exercise in trying to diminish the power of federal employee unions, and by doing so it has tremendous implications for the labor movement in general".

The tremendous implications of this discovery were realized by scientists before the outbreak of World War II, and a group was formed in Germany to study possible military developments.

Although only approximately 100 human genes are known to be subject to parent-of-origin effects, these prove to have tremendous implications for the development and eventual adult attributes of people, including cognitive and behavioral attributes.