Sentence examples for believe the implications of from inspiring English sources
Importantly, we believe the implications of understanding 5-HT physiology extend beyond breast cancers.
We believe the implications of an equity-focused approach are far-reaching, not only for UNICEF, but also for the United Nations and for human development generally – and not only in health, but potentially also in education, child protection and gender equality.
Noting that the bill (AB 1576) could affect independent contractors in the industry, Donnelly said he believed "the implications of whatever is passed in this bill will be felt by every other small business owner in the state of California".
While we do not know the exact answer to this question, we believe that the implications of our other findings do extend beyond procollagen.
Our review was conducted within a limited time frame (originally planned as 9 months and then extended to 18 months), and we believe that the implications of this study are of particular relevance to reviews of broader public health topics and reviews with time or other resource limitations.
Mr. Cohen believes that "the implications of the eBay model -- of Mr. Omidyar's original conception of a perfect, global marketplace that everyone comes to on an equal basis -- are revolutionary".
It is believed that the implications of the present analysis may have direct bearing on the design of micro devices/systems typically used in electronic cooling, micro-heat pipes.
If we, the United States, actually want to be a contender for one of the greatest, welcoming, and most powerful human rights defenders in the world, I believe we need to seriously consider the implications of this on the ground reality.
Consider the implications of such a comment.
Consider the implications of that.
