Sentence examples for an implication of the view from inspiring English sources

But that is an implication of the view as described: because rationality does not rule out immoral options, yet the structure of God's desires precludes God from taking those options, God is unable to take seriously options that there are perfectly sufficient reasons to carry out.

This can be an implication of both the priority view and the position of weak sufficientarianism even if the number of people to be considered is fixed; thus, it can arise in situations involving contemporaries only, as noted by Casal for the priority view in her (2007), 319 20; and see Mulgan (2006), 66 79.

An implication of this view, she says, is that learning and teaching across different moral worlds might not be possible.

Let's say the implications of the view are political, rather than the motivations behind it".

This is a logical implication of the broadly Darwinian view of life, on which modern organisms have evolved through descent, with modification, from a small number (perhaps one) of very ancient ancestors.

To many, this is an unattractive implication of her view.

An important implication of this view came to the fore in the so-called "Werturteilsstreit" (quarrel concerning value judgments) of the early 1900's.

But a reconstruction of his scattered statements makes it clear enough that in his view a first implication of the array of first principles, each directing us to goods actualisable as much in others as in oneself, is this: that one should love one's neighbor as oneself.

An important implication of this view is that there is no room, at least ideally, in mathematics for non-deductive methods.

A potential clinical implication of this view is that when A1C is only moderately elevated therapeutic intervention should target PPHG.

Further, Halliday accepts the implication of this view for academic scholarship, treating linguistic theories as also ideological.