Sentence examples for Inherent implications from inspiring English sources

"A good first step would be to acknowledge the realities of climate change and its inherent implications to international peace and security," he wrote.

The archeological recognition of communal hunting reflects an interest in evolutionary terms and their inherent implications for anticipatory capacities, social complexity, and the development of cognitive tools, such as articulated language.

A high risk of CVD mortality suggests a high risk of total CVD, regardless of age and sex, with all inherent implications for primary prevention.

But the ownership scheme brings with it the inherent implication of inferiority.

But many contend that comparison is irresponsible because it ignores the racialized and pejorative rhetoric of that era, specifically the inherent implication that the term refers to a black baby.

An inherent implication of research on premotor symptoms is that it may eventually lead to a better understanding of PD etiology (Hawkes et al. 2007, 2009).

Or do we start with the local definitions, using ethnographic methods to elaborate local conceptualizations, while at the same time acknowledging the inherent implication that the boundaries of 'mental illness' may be fluid?

"But I join many in the belief that with complex, multilateral, nuclear non-proliferation negotiations with inherent geopolitical implications for the entire world, there is no such thing as a 'perfect' deal".

Motor laterality in the horse affects locomotion and subsequently equine performance during training and may have inherent safety implications for equitation.

So while Google may not itself be designing Glass as a surveillance tool, that does not mean the wearable form factor and tech capabilities of the device can't be used for surveillance and don't carry some inherent privacy implications.

Chronos is the most familiar concept of time and refers to chronological time (eg, clock time, date and year) and notions such as 'early' or 'late' with their inherent moral implications.