Sentence examples for I consider the implications from inspiring English sources

Here I consider the implications of the two formulations under two broad ecological scenarios: scramble competition for an equally divided resource (e.g. food) and contest competition for an unequally divided resource (e.g. nest sites).

If I considered the implications of the name at all, I was thinking rain, boats, righteousness.

I considered the implications of each of the double doses, thought it unlikely that further harm would be done, advised that no more tablets be taken over the bank holiday, and that Olive would be better off having dinner in the care of her family rather than making a trip to A&E.

Third, I will consider the implications of both of these – the implications of what we're learning about our ineptitude and about our necessary fallibility – for the global future of medicine and health.

I want to consider the implications of the bill for the UK's tradition of a mixed ecology of public service broadcasting, in which the BBC's contribution is supplemented by the advertising-funded public service broadcasters: ITV, Channel 4 and, more recently, Channel 5.

I didn't really consider the implications of true wireless broadband, but I stand corrected.

To see what I'm talking about, consider the implications of the latest piece of terrible economic news: Thursday's report on new claims for unemployment insurance, which have now passed the half-million mark.

So before going back to popping molly and getting Turnt Up, I urge you to consider the implications of your actions.

I invite you to consider the implications of the solutions offered by those who believe that security is more important than liberty.

But I felt I owed it to myself to consider the implications of what was about to happen".

"I would beg them to consider the implications of shutting down the services," said Mr Root who now works in the banking industry.