Sentence examples for combat implications from inspiring English sources
"Running so many operations with combat implications without making them known to the American public is both unwise and ultimately undemocratic.
Companies are staying private longer and longer, and New Enterprise Associates (NEA) has a new plan to combat the negative implications of the trend.
So as a result, Obama then, like Carter now, foundered a little when hit with questions about BOTG and ground combat and their implications.
Therefore, stable gut diversity may be driven by inherently stochastic processes, which has important implications for combatting infectious diseases and for stably establishing probiotics in the gut.
The development of smaller and sturdier devices has created a niche for the out-of-hospital environment, with obvious implications for EMS, combat casualty care, and disaster and mass casualty situations [40].
These observations have renewed questions about the causes of these inequalities [ 18] and about their public health implications; if policies to combat these health inequalities are limited to groups described as "insecure" or disadvantaged, they will be globally ineffective.
And that has important implications for how America combats drug overdose in the years to come.
Greitzer and Andrews [31] review cognitive foundations and implications for training to mitigate combat friendly fire.
Lässig cites as an example a preprint he and his co-authors posted on bioRxiv last November about the ongoing Ebola outbreak, which could have immediate implications for the efforts to combat the disease.
It also comes in the wake of a major effort by Pentagon researchers to understand the implications of putting women in combat positions, and studies aimed at developing new physical standards for admitting recruits.
Some of the Pentagon's most expensive and troubled programs, such as the F-35 fighter and the Littoral Combat Ship, proceed relatively unchecked despite serious implications for future strategy and spending.
