Sentence examples for wide implications of from inspiring English sources

"We have been working closely with Germany on this case, and will now work with other European governments on the wide implications of the judgment in the coming days and weeks".

Public policy has largely ignored this.So Mr Brooks has done well to draw such vivid attention to the wide implications of the accumulated research on the mind and the triggers of human behaviour.

The end result and system wide implications of the research and development effort in the last 15 years are now beginning to emerge.

As I discuss in this review, the potentially wide implications of human knockout research warrant increased investment and multidisciplinary collaborations to overcome existing challenges and reap its benefits.

Based on results from the model study, the paper has demonstrated the wide implications of the concept for successful hydraulic fracturing in the mentioned reservoir conditions, and highlighted further research directions with full-scale reservoirs.

In episode 5, having witnessed the wide implications of the anti-gay "propaganda" law, we meet up with the man behind the legislation.

This result reinforces our previous observation suggesting a wide implication of MMPs in the development of embryonic brain [6].

Given the wide implication of TNF during the host response to a plethora of pathogens, it was expected that pyometra would be associated with robust upregulation of TNF.

They see the wider implications of their buying actions.

The wider implications of the Williamses' disappointing 24 hours for women's tennis remain unclear.

The widest implications of this whole affair must be about the cultural establishment.