Sentences with phrase «huge implications»

This is a critical question with huge implications for public policy, climate adaptation, and scientific understanding of local climate change.

This is cutting - edge research with huge implications for the next generation.

I think this is really the most important question that every investor faces since the answer has huge implications on what kind of strategy you should follow.

Just like birth location, the provider you choose to see during pregnancy, and to attend your birth, has huge implications in your ability to have a natural birth experience.

This has huge implications not only in sports but in investing too.

The news has potentially huge implications for the work being done to tackle climate change.

But one thing they often forget is that decisions made on day one can have huge implications down the road.

Climate change has huge implications societal and economically, so it is right that the science is subject to the closest scrutiny and we fully support the need for greater openness and clarity.

Furthermore, if you answer yes to these questions, it will have huge implications upon the price and when your coverage takes effect.

Who actually pays the tax has huge implications for how progressive corporate taxation is.

In the early days of cloud computing, there were genuine concerns that its implementation with the internet would have huge implications on the world's carbon emissions.

This approach has huge implications in a law firm where you may be considering a limiting certain areas of practices and focusing on others.

I spoke with Hillary from Healthy Paws today, whom did not have a single clue regarding their policies, nor did she understand that what she said had huge implications of collusion on their company.

As valuable time passes, they find themselves deep in a moral morass with huge implications as they struggle to move forward and live with their dark secret.

So that our news team would always be in ready - to - respond mode, he told me, he was tracking the progress of a number of fascinating developments, such as the creation of life in the lab, all of which would have huge implications when they actually happened.

Analysis: «This case could have huge implications because just about every good in the U.S. is manufactured somewhere else,» Rub said.

I'm not sure why they chose the word «timeline,» but that could have been awkward word choice, or it could carry huge implications about the game and where / when it takes place.

Huge implications next week!

The very big take - home message from me to you is that menopause, with its loss of fertility and the monthly bleeding cycle, also has huge implications affecting virtually every aspect of a female's body and her overall health and well - being.

NEARY: There's huge implications here for the publishing industry because, basically, what Wiley has said is - to the big publishing houses - we do not need you to publish e-books.

«One of the big problems that we see is a lack of any new plan for good jobs, we see a fire sale of public assets, we see huge implications around cuts to jobs.

«We understand that there are huge implications of this price revision to our farmers, and that this is the last thing they want to hear in an already tough season.

«The existence or nonexistence of the lunar dynamo has huge implications on how we understand the evolution of the moon.»

Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Friedrichs vs. California Teachers Association, a 2013 case with huge implications for unions» nationwide in their ability to collect dues, the Los Angeles teachers union, UTLA, is gearing up for whatever the justices decide.

Amazon's decision not to sell Nest products has huge implications as it strives to carve out a new computing platform — and as it continues to clash with Google over the future of computing.

5) Saurabh K, Scherzer MT, Shah PP, Mims AS, Lockwood WW, Kraft AS, Beverly LJ (2014) The PIM family of oncoproteins: small kinases with huge implications in myeloid leukemogenesis and as therapeutic targets.

These findings carry huge implications for marketers who are planning a multi-channel campaign for a product, Sarvary said.

As Andrew Rawnsley writes in his Observer column today, «this is a change with huge implications not just for the Lib Dems, but for British politics as a whole».

This revelation has huge implications because any potential treatment to halt cell death from misfolded proteins will succeed only if it prevents this early misstep.

None of the five rulings were landmarks, Coyle says, but «all raised bread - and - butter environmental issues, some with potentially huge implications for the ability of environmentalists and the government to enforce the nation's major environmental laws.»

And when that happens, Americans will start utilizing on - demand transportation vastly more than they do today, with huge implications for cities and automakers.

«An end - to - end digital environment that has huge implications for manufacturing, inventory management, sustainability, and ultimately how we sell.»

The vast majority cited in the survey expects that robotics «will permeate wide segments of daily life by 2025, with huge implications for a range of industries such as health care, transport and logistics, customer service and home maintenance.»

This could have huge implications: The study points out that 5.4 million new cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year in the U.S. alone.

This has huge implications for the sales person.

When MIT meteorologist Edward Lorenz postulated that the flapping of a butterfly's wings in China could cause a hurricane in the Caribbean, it was his way of saying that even the smallest, most seemingly insignificant thing can have huge implications.

Dotcom's extradition, which will be determined in court in August 2013, will have huge implications for the future of the Web.

Instagram Live has the potential to make a big splash in social journalism, but it has huge implications for entrepreneurs.

That's the time the blood isn't circulating and the brain isn't getting the oxygen it needs, and making sure this time is as short as possible can have huge implications for how well a patient recovers.

What's less clear is whether those gains trump the huge implications it would have for the future of work.

But it has huge implications for the housing market, and how we measure the size of the economy, even in the US.

Your startup's online presence has huge implications for winning funding and making sales.

And the arrival of web - connected sensors has huge implications for the energy sector, which has bet heavily on smart meters that take live power - consumption readings and transmit them over the Internet in real time.

«But it's going to have huge implications for the future.»

He said giving AI decision - making authority has huge implications for our economic systems and societal norms.

Giving AI actual decision - making authority has huge implications for our economic systems and societal norms, he said.

To take a single example, the ability to bring internet connection to nearly every type of consumer device will have huge implications for the insurance industry over the next five years.

That noteworthy advance could have huge implications for those with brain and other CNS disorders one day.