Sentence examples for beyond the implication from inspiring English sources

So much is left unsaid that the diabolically clever outcome offers no simple answers beyond the implication that in contemporary Iran, men in uniform are viewed as the enemy.

Beyond the implication for corals, the human health implications of these pathogenic bacteria should not be ignored.

Beyond the implication of redox mechanisms of the resveratrol experiment, this antioxidant is regularly consumed by humans and is found in high concentrations in red wine and peanut products (Sobolev and Cole 1999; Wang et al. 2002), and thus may have some relevance to the health of humans that may be exposed to environmental toxicants, such as PFOA.

Her book goes far beyond the implications for children and has lessons for all in work and personal life.

Beyond the implications of a huge game between the undefeated Titans and the surging Jets on Sunday, I was intrigued by Young.

Beyond the implications for family checkbooks, the tax fight will serve as a proxy for the bigger political clashes of the year, including the size of government and the best way of handling the tepid economic recovery.

Just as Schoenberg used his Brahms orchestration as an opportunity to experiment freely with contemporary sonorities that pull the music far beyond the implications of the original, Mr. Pintscher saw the possibility of using intense dissonance and a freewheeling, virtuosic approach to orchestration as a way to get to the emotional heart of the Osiris story.

Beyond the implications for conservation, the study could be a boon for basic biology, says Stuart Bearhop, an ecologist at Queen's University in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Looking beyond the implications of what is, in effect, a new mode of statecraft, we should ask whether Google isn't using censorship and cyber terrorism as an excuse to get out of China because of business failings there.

"Beyond the implications for our atmosphere, forests in poor health have implications for our water supplies, public safety, wildlife and recreation opportunities".

Beyond the implications for the criminal justice system though, the Greens say their plan will also raise significant revenue for the government.