Sentence examples for ground implications from inspiring English sources

When the news about Trayvon's death reached me -- along with the Stand Your Ground implications -- I was outraged and decided to do something about it.

Without such a theoretical background, evaluations are without scientific grounding or implications and medical schools cannot know the impact of exchange programs on their participants.

The paper's ground-shifting implications made it one of the most frequently quoted texts in the canon of modern psychology (and by Dr. Miller's account, one of the most misquoted).

Since Lascasianism has philosophical grounds and implications, but is a product of amateur philosophers, it stands out as a prime borderline case between the realms of academic and non-academic philosophy.

This analysis illuminates a hitherto neglected aspect of hospital history that not only enriches an understanding of this period but provides insights into the role of outdoor grounds that has implications for twenty-first century hospitals.

"The court ruled on narrow grounds, so the implications for other vegetables are unclear.

Bibliography: DEGENHARDT Jr., J.J. & GIARDINO, J.R. (2003): Subsurface investigation of a rock glacier using ground-penetrating radar: Implications for locating stored water on Mars.

This study contributes to our understanding of soil moisture patterns in arid environments, which have important implications for ground sampling design, hydrologic modeling, and sustainable land use.

And it's a bit surprising how quickly people far from ground zero recognized the implications of the events.

While customers may benefit in the short term as these combatants beat one another into the ground, the long-run implications may be bleaker.

The suspension structure also had implications at ground level, allowing the entire building to be jacked up on steel legs to free the area beneath for the public plaza.