Sentence examples for will be no implications from inspiring English sources

Tillerson also said that the isolation of Qatar — forward headquarters of U.S. Central Command — did in fact hinder the U.S.' mission against ISIS in the region despite the fact that Defense Secretary James Mattis said Monday he was " confident there will be no implications" and Pentagon spokesman Maj.

"There will be no-long term implication," he said.

She was a little sore on it this morning, but there will be no long lasting implications".

There will be no assessment of the real implications as no one will be around to measure the unhappiness.

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.

The peer wrote: "The Libyan authorities have made it clear that should he die in prison in Scotland there will be serious implications for UK-Libyan relations.

"You're starting to get people's hopes up that there will be economic implications," said John Hughes, market analyst and portfolio manager for Shields & Company, which oversees $500 million.