Sentence examples for ultimate implications from inspiring English sources

Many stem cell scientists who believe the ruling will discourage investment in the therapeutic applications of ES cell research reacted with dismay to the ruling, but the ultimate implications are far from clear.

While these changes are expected to disrupt the functioning of boreal forests, their ultimate implications for forest composition are uncertain.

Self-contradiction is commonly the price of achieving progress — Holder is not unique in this regard — yet the ultimate implications are troubling.

To address these issues, activities have been conducted at multiple scales of investigation in an effort to fully understand the ultimate implications of injection.

The predominative nature of this asset has been well stated by Pierce Egan, the Edward Gibbon and Sir Thomas Malory of the old London prize ring, who was less preoccupied than Broun with ultimate implications.

The new decision's ultimate implications for the federalism revolution started by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, which curbed Congress's power to make federal law binding on the states, are uncertain.

This for me is the ultimate implication.

The ultimate implication of the idea of moral freedom is not that people are created in the image of a higher authority.

The results may have the ultimate implication with regard to the prevention of bone fragility during growth.

The ultimate implication of these statistics -- much taller Japanese people -- is borne out in the experience of Mr. Kawana and many other young people seen these days on the streets of Tokyo.

"That is the ultimate implication here.