Sentence examples for will be implications from inspiring English sources

So there will be implications for that.

More than 75% of the education budget is spent directly on salary-related costs and the department has warned there will be implications for jobs.

Astrophysicist Isobel Hook of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, who chairs the E-ELT Science Working Group, says that the downscaling "is not disastrous" but that there will be implications for the science.

As the different commissioning levels in the continuum respond to different policies, it is expected that there will be implications for the respective purchasing practices and for commissioners.

As the evidence base for maternal exposures to air pollution and adverse reproductive health outcomes becomes more robust, there will be implications for regulators to develop more effective risk management strategies to protect the health of vulnerable populations.

He added: "There will obviously be implications for privacy, human rights, etc.

Inevitably, there will be military implications, but can Isis be defeated by a traditional armed response?

As the sport becomes less violent, naturally there will be strategic implications.

Whether global warming reaches 2C or 6C this century, there will be profound implications.

You could be forced to sell your home to settle your debts, and there will be other implications.

While there will be financial implications in ending the show, he hopes people continue to licence it and it will continue to generate revenue.