Sentence examples for untold implications from inspiring English sources

Rather than a paid telecommunications service, its founders regard wireless as an urban amenity with untold implications for a city's vibrancy.

That discovery is a massive breakthrough, and seems to have untold implications for the nature of self and identity, implications that are only dimly beginning to be understood at the time, leading Elena to ponder her own existence deeply.

We all know that any military action would likely lead to an immediate and substantial loss of human life and have untold implications on the security of our nation in years to come.

The WHO have previous said that air polution is now a global "public health emergency" that will have untold financial implications for governments.

Before the release next month of figures that will show air pollution has worsened since 2014 in hundreds of already blighted urban areas, the WHO says there is now a global "public health emergency" that will have untold financial implications for governments.

He was worried that Bonds's lawyers (there are seven) might allude to "missing parts to this story" or to "a chapter untold," with the implication that such gaps might be exculpatory.

The unilateral threat of force from the US is arousing global hatred and untold potential violence, with implications far beyond the present situation, and it is putting us all at risk.

Nancy Sherman, a professor of philosophy at Georgetown University who has written a book about the moral implications of war on troops, "The Untold War," said dehumanizing the enemy can be a psychological defense mechanism for the troops whose job is to kill that enemy.

Aside from the obvious implications that this leads to about men always consenting to sex (even when they don't), this myth puts untold pressure on men to perform sexually in every.

One story remained untold.

Well, not exactly untold.