Sentence examples for because its implication is from inspiring English sources
It is also dangerous because its implication is that Israel must cease to exist: the basic complaint that Muslim extremists have against Israel is not what the Jewish state does, but what it is: a secular, non-Muslim, democracy that promotes equal rights for women, gays, Christians and others.
The question of pleiotropy versus tight linkage in these studies should be solved using a large-size population combined with high-density mapping, because its implication is important for improving rice quality and yield.
The measure was defeated, Paltrow said, "because its implication was obvious: once the woman becomes pregnant, she has a second-class status in which she loses virtually every constitutional right, including a right to medical privacy".
Because its implication was that this student did not feel the same way in every one of his or her classes.
The designation sometimes applied to these works -- whiteness studies" -- is an awful misnomer, not only because its implications are as critical for nonwhites as for whites, but because it refers to two very different kinds of scholarship.
Likewise one perhaps needs to pause before trumpeting Elle as one of the best pictures in this year's Cannes competition, if only because its implications are so problematic they require more time to be processed.
The work of behavioral scientists like Daniel Kahneman has been, in my view, the most important development in the social sciences in the past half century because its implications are so far-reaching.
Nodal yield of <, ⩾20 was selected because its prognostic implication was previously described (Ebrahimi et al, 2011).
"And the question itself is problematic because the implication is that it is different for women than men.
Because the implication is that it fell out of someone's vagina?
The unasked question hangs in the air: "You don't have children because — —?" The implication is that if I chose a life without children, I am cold.
