Sentence examples for wider implication from inspiring English sources

The wider implication became known later on.

Most depressing of all, there might be a wider implication, in terms of the decline in tolerance of homosexuality among teenagers.

Speaking about the wider implication of Assange's claim for asylum, Denza says: It's bound to be a worry, not just for the UK but for any government if claim asylum was accepted.

Activists like Mr Ma concede that as a mass movement environmentalism is in its infancy.The wider implication is that far from being good at solving environmental problems, the Chinese political system is no better than anyone else's.

They also note the wider implication that thefts of fingerprint scans could incur that does not arise from traditional security measures on mobile devices, as while passwords can be altered "fingerprints last for a life".

"East of Suez" (1922), "The Painted Veil" (1925) and "The Casuarina Tree" (1926) were the results, along with the classic short story "Rain" (1921) and "The Moon and Sixpence" (1919), Maugham's fascinating fictional exploration of the career of Paul Gauguin and, by wider implication, of the necessary ruthlessness of all artists.

Slater saw wider implications.

Are there wider implications?

It had wider implications too.

The wider implications are scary.

But this has wider implications.