Sentence examples for with the implications from inspiring English sources

"Israeli society does not want to deal with the implications.

Now it must wrestle with the implications of "zero deficit".

Has the Obama Administration dealt with the implications of this gap, politically as well as practically?

He said he could deal with the implications of the comments he made Wednesday.

European policy makers are grappling with the implications for social welfare programs.

He will also have to deal with the implications of BSkyB's 17.9% stake in ITV.

But faced with the implications of striking down parts of 200 federal laws, he froze.

This weekend all the main parties are grappling with the implications of the Richmond Park result.

Washington is just beginning to grapple with the implications of the recovery.

But they're also plainly obsessed with the implications of their leaving the team.

As a philosopher he was preoccupied with the implications of language.