Sentence examples for decisive implications from inspiring English sources

Although the result in Michigan doesn't have potentially decisive implications for the Democratic race, Sanders could have contested Trump's boast.

Reading, according to Putin, is not just an elective individual activity, but one that has decisive implications for the nation.

The decisive implications treatment temperature inflicted in regrowth were monitored and interpreted within two temperature ranges, from 20 to 40 °C and 40 to 60 °C.

The difficulty concerns the wildly unpredictable or unforeseeable nature of an act's total consequences across time, particularly when the identity-affecting dimensions of an act, which need not have an explicitly reproductive character, since many ostensibly innocuous acts will have decisive implications for how, and when, couples meet and then mate, are taken into account".

The lack of GAGE expression in a subset of cancer cells within GAGE-positive tumours has decisive implications for the development of GAGE-targeted cancer therapy.

"People are very jittery about the precedent it sets and what it means," said one British official, speaking on the condition of anonymity under government regulations, while adding that it was too soon to draw decisive conclusions about the implications for Britain's role in future military operations.

Economic, social, and health implications necessitate decisive action to manage this growing environmental problem at a global scale.

It claims that misunderstanding environmental processes, disregarding geological properties and climatic uncertainties, while planning for construction and development, can have decisive outcomes of potentially catastrophic implications, such as destabilizing the very terrain on which a project is built.

The philosopher Karl Popper [ 47] put it very succinctly, no number of positive outcomes at the level of experimental testing or observation can confirm a scientific theory, but a single counterexample is logically decisive: it shows the theory, from which the implication was derived, to be false.

Your answer to this question has implications for the academia/industry choice, but it isn't decisive.

The implication was that Egypt could use authoritarianism to make decisive economic policy, but few outsiders take this seriously.