6 sentences with “implications”

The political implications of the Enlightenment were surprisingly muted at the time.

But in the midst of it all, he made time for a vacation that was to have great implications for him.

Of the three elements of the Revolution's motto, "equality" was in some ways the most loaded with implications.

The Louisiana Purchase came about largely through circumstances beyond Jefferson's control, although he certainly recognised the implications of the transaction.

The implications of Romanitas for political and military loyalty and morality are obvious. A less obvious expression of Romanitas, however, was in public buildings and celebrations.

The competition New England farmers faced from farmers settling in the West, and the increasing scarcity of land in densely populated New England, had important implications for farmers' sons.