Sentence examples for casts implications from inspiring English sources

A marriage split casts implications that are more complicated than meets the eye.

It also cast, by implication, significant doubt that returning to negotiations would do much good: "In North Korea's view," it concluded, "the destruction of regimes such as Ceausescu, Hussein and Qaddafi was not an inevitable consequence of repressive government, but rather of a failure to secure the necessary capabilities to defend their respective autocratic regime's survival".

His theme is casting and its implications for race, class and identity.

Discusses the cast and its implications in detail and tells of other similar cases involving the media vs. public and private persons.

The central claim is that the opaque preferencing system means that voters cannot readily identify the implications of casting their vote in a particular way.

And yet, I can't help but notice the intellectual arrogance that has exuded from many remain voters, and their failure to distinguish between Brexiters desiring to make "Britain white again" and those who made a genuine attempt to consider all the arguments and implications before casting their vote.

Did you discuss with Suzanne the implications of casting a blond, caucasian girl?

Meanwhile our clumsy failure to re-cast the Middle East — and its enduring implications for our standing there — has come into sharp focus.

Despite the organization and funding behind groups which try to cast doubt about the causes and implications of climate change, the facts have spoken.

"My first concerns are with the lives that were lost and the people left behind to deal with their loss," Mr. Pitt said in an interview on Tuesday afternoon, casting aside a question about the implications for investors.

The implications of this result cast further doubts over the validity of TFA assessments and provides further evidence that this format of examination should be treated with caution.