Sentence examples for would be implications from inspiring English sources

There would be implications beyond Israel and Palestine.

If Dr. Sands is correct about the importance of bacteria, there would be implications for destruction of vegetation through overgrazing or logging, which might decrease the presence of bacteria and contribute to droughts.

So I'm sure there would be implications.

Although the time period considered in the studies reviewed was likely to be too short to detect control group weight gain, if weight gain prevention occurred, there would be implications for the development of minimal intensity weight gain prevention interventions.

What would be the implications?

"I was very concerned, knowing there would be serious implications.

What would be the implications for marriage, he asks.

ReprintsMore worrying than a shutdown itself would be its implications.

"What would be the implications of such an attack?" the narrator asked.

I had assumed that your first return shot would be the implications of a "nanny state".

What would be the implications for longer-run economic growth of any such traumatic divorce?