Sentences with phrase «huge implications because»

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However, in such an environment, I would imagine we would see macroeconomic implications for all of China, since I would expect similar issues simultaneously at Ant Financial and because JD and Alibaba now make up a huge percentage of Chinese commerce.

But it is one worth tracking, because its implications could be huge.

NASA astrochemist Stefanie Milam says the implications are «huge» for astrobiology because they suggest that at least some of the complex chemistry associated with life is present elsewhere in the universe.

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.

I want to echo one of the boldest points that Shatzkin made, because it has huge implications for new writers and those who aren't already happy where they are in the publishing game.

I briefly mentioned this story on Friday in the Weekly Wanderings post and now I want to elaborate on it a little because this lawsuit has huge implications for journalists, bloggers, and anyone who likes to leave anonymous comments.

The ice sheet is the focus of scientific research because its fate has huge implications for global sea levels, which are already rising as ice sheets melt and the ocean warms, exposing coastal locations to greater damage from storm surge - related flooding.

Climate blogging happens because of the huge political implications of the topic.

It is very important to have the right information about options in order to settle any divorce concerns because it can have huge financial implications for divorcing couples.

Because of the huge financial implications a catastrophic injury has, one of the most important aspects of bringing a personal injury claim is the determination of the value of such a claim.

Furthermore, the legal implications when your seller screws up because you gave them access are huge.