implications

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The security implications and trust you would have to give to such a tool is frighting.

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Quick take

Logical consequence.

Meaning at a glance

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noun

Logical consequence.

noun

(countable) A possible, or indirect, effect or result of a decision or action.

noun

(uncountable) The act of implicating.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for implications.

noun

Logical consequence.

noun

(countable) A possible, or indirect, effect or result of a decision or action.

noun

(uncountable) The act of implicating.

noun

(uncountable) The state of being implicated.

Example sentences

The security implications and trust you would have to give to such a tool is frighting.

Now a days people are much more aware of the implications so you would be fighting an uphill battle.

Also, there are security implications when storing data inside other peoples' browsers (though this isn't relevant in this specific case).

P2P is immensely hard and has a lot of implications as much as it has usages.

Something, however, is quite certain: whatever the implications, the future is coming and calling it wrong because it is incongruous with the past is to miss it.

The psychological implications of the doctrinal differences are far beyond my ability to untangle).

If you don't mind the moral implications, try the self destructing cookies plugin.

You'd also have to do the rebalancing yourself and I'm not sure the tax implications of rebalancing.

I’m not sure I know what the implications are of the role-model shift from rebel filmmaker to software coder.

But because it turns out Ruby's performance has real world implications.

Does anyone know what the implications are for the phone application?

I just don't have a good understanding of whether there is a good understanding of the real scientific challenges and the implications.

Quote examples

I said "few people truly understand" by which I meant they have failed to understand the implications and have drawn the wrong conclusions.

The vast majority of content producers who rely on ad revenue make the same estimations about risk, and try to stay away from the edges of the "risk envelope" for profitable content, with obvious implications for diversity and quality.

The implications of this part, if true, caught my attention: "In one experiment, a group of children with Williams syndrome showed no signs of racial bias, unlike children without the syndrome.

FT: And before you start nitpicking the numbers, a word of warning from the study: "Our Social Return on Investment analysis is not just an intellectual exercise – it has big implications for the way in which our society and economy are structured.