Sentence examples for wider implication is that from inspiring English sources

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.

The wider implications are that groups right along the line will now think they can get changes and more mitigation.

One result of seclusion practices, whatever their wider implications, is that sick women and their babies face barriers to the recognition of illness and seeking of care outside the household.

The much wider implications are that these truisms can be extrapolated to the employed general public.

The implication is that Norwich North was just a one-off, with few wider lessons.

An important implication is that there is structure for a wide variety of criminal justice outcomes that current social science does not see.

The implication is that it is rare.

It was only when the political firestorm ignited the following day that the markets took flight – recognising that wider implications were plainly gathering pace.

The wider implications are scary.

But the damage it causes to trust in wider society may, because of its wider implications, be even more grave.

While this has obvious implications for founders, the wider implications are for everyday investors.