Sentence examples for equal implications from inspiring English sources

Drought (34.6%), livestock diseases (33.4%) and insecurity (32%) have nearly equal implications for household income generation, due to either death of livestock or loss of livestock due to livestock theft.

The way we consume resources and spend money is certainly a "lifestyle issue" with moral implications equal to or greater than same-sex relationships.

But the language of citizenship, with all its implications of equal rights and equal duties, has not yet satisfactorily taken its place.

Jackie McLean and Shawn Strack can discuss with equal passion the philosophical implications of "The Aeneid" by Virgil and "Jersey Shore," which starred Snooki.

This study aims to examine cross-cultural communication in health-care settings, which has implications for equal access to health services.

As it will turn out, the final results are almost equal and the relevant implications are unaffected by whether some possible instruments are excluded or not.

Whiteness has an equal and opposite derogatory implication.

Although the HSBC ad presents these different viewpoints with the implication of equal worth, all are not equal; that is, different viewpoints create different consequences.

Though the majority was careful to circumscribe the implications of its equal protection views to the specific circumstances in Florida, the opinion offered at least a hope that the court might someday apply the same concerns more broadly in elections to insure equal voting rights.

In a preliminary evaluation of the consequences of the introduction of minimum volumes in German hospitals the authors reported earlier how many German hospitals performed the 5 procedures stipulated for 2004, how many complied with minimum volume standards, and indicated possible implications for geographically equal access to health care if all non-complying hospitals were excluded [ 46– 46].

In the particular case of rational relations, the associated set of defaults may be chosen to be minimal; it then consists of a set of formulae, totally ordered through classical implication, with cardinality equal to the height of the given relation.