Sentence examples for work through the implications from inspiring English sources

We continue to work through the implications of the storm day by day.

Fellow Liberal Ian Macdonald requested that treasurer Joe Hockey undertake specific modelling to work through the implications of the excise increase on rural Australians.

If we or our friends or the pundits on CNN spent less time pontificating and more trying to work through the implications of policy proposals, we'd realize how clueless we are and moderate our views.

For the moment, the Moody's downgrade of France is complicating matters for the stability fund, which has had to suspend its financing plans while officials work through the implications of the French downgrade.

A spokesman for BBC Worldwide, which runs the shows as a joint venture with Brand Events, said the business had to work through the implications of the corporation's decision not to renew Clarkson's contract following an inquiry into his attack on Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon.

(It is true, though, that Eisenhower grasped the revolutionary power of nuclear weapons earlier than most of his fellow career officers. After the war, he set up a staff of young analysts to work through the implications and collaborate with government scientists).

We are still working through the implications of that transformation.

On wage costs and the implementation of a "national living wage", McDonald's said it was working through the implications to see how it would impact the business.

A spokesman for the event's promoters said they were "still working through the implications of Jeremy's contract not being renewed by the BBC".

"We have not cancelled any shows – but we are working through the implications of Jeremy's contract not being renewed by the BBC".

Heisenberg was working through the implications of quantum theory, a strange new way of explaining how atoms behaved that had been developed by physicists, including Niels Bohr, Paul Dirac and Erwin Schrödinger, over the previous decade.