Sentences with phrase «wider industry implications»

The shockingly weak sales of LG's flagship G2 smartphone have wider industry implications.

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The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency is about to make a decision that could have wide - ranging implications on the state - sanctioned marijuana industry: to reschedule or not to reschedule marijuana's position as an illegal substance.

Because the technology can be applied to a wide range of pathogens, it could become a game - changer in anti-viral therapeutics with implications for human health and the farming industry.

While it may be tempting to view the up - tick in legislative action as a reptile - or exotic - pet - specific problem, the right to sell any type of live animals has come under attack in municipalities all over the country — a trend that could have damaging implications for the wider pet industry.

A project of this scale in a national park has implications for Gabon's wider conservation efforts, possibly leading to the declassification of the national parks system as well as leaving vulnerable ecosystems exposed to logging and other destructive industries.

It is a big big industry with literally world - wide implications.

In 2016, her critiques of the proposed Capital Markets Act provoked an industry - wide response, causing industry participants, academics and regulators to focus on the implications of the legislation and inspiring legislators to design a more consultative process.

He reminded us of wider the implications of these changes, including for lawyers via their clients, such as the $ 450K loans not happening in the taxi industry.

At press time, the event has succeeded in invoking a highly politicized debate given its implications for wider conversations across the blockchain industry.

In a recent, related article published by the RBC, Frédérique Carrier, managing director and head of investment strategy for RBC Wealth Management in the British Isles, argued that, while cryptocurrencies are unlikely to replace traditional money, blockchain technology could have wide - ranging implications in many industries and for investors in the medium - to - long term.

, managing director and head of investment strategy for RBC Wealth Management in the British Isles, argued that, while cryptocurrencies are unlikely to replace traditional money, blockchain technology could have wide - ranging implications in many industries and for investors in the medium - to - long term.