Sentence examples for clear implications of from inspiring English sources
Given the court's status as our ultimate constitutional authority, it would be profoundly stupid for our politicians to ignore the clear implications of its judicial pronouncements on this issue.
As for Mr. Trump, he already has moved on to questioning — with clear implications of racial preference — how Mr. Obama, who he charged had a poor record as an undergraduate, got into Harvard Law School.
It is also the rare work that grows more intensely disquieting the deeper you delve, past clear implications of child abuse, probably sexual, to allusions and suggestions coded so deeply as to be practically invisible to an audience.
There are two clear implications of these results: Observers are less efficient with multi-spectral images than single images and the side-by-side display of source images is a viable alternative to composite imagery.
But it looks like they could not be better than being associationist regarding thought processes: they could not exploit the clear implications of modern symbolic logic and the advancement of computers they did not have their Frege and Turing, though Hobbes came close.
It's the new way of understanding data that needs to be fashionably delivered to a patient who can look at the handout and understand the clear implications of their disease.
The clear implication, of course, is that some people -- read, riders on Firestone tires -- did.
The clear implication of this study is that emotion raises norepinephrine, which then enhances memory.
The clear implication of the study was that political defeat is a biologically stressful experience.
