Sentence examples for harsh implications from inspiring English sources
Its title, "Prisoners: A Muslim and a Jew Across the Middle East Divide," signals a blend of his rational analysis of the region (acquired as both a new Israeli and, ultimately, a journalist for American magazines) with an emotional refusal to accept the harsh implications of that analysis.
Waiting lists have harsh implications for patients.
A detailed military plan was prepared, with objectives that "would definitely have set the entire area on fire, and would have included harsh regional implications".
These harsh economic implications have resulted in a significant brain drain in which most of the skilled and bright minds have left their native land to seek employment and higher standard of living elsewhere.
It would also give Time Warner the benefit of a large payday in the form of a dividend without having to resort to an outright sale, which could have much harsher tax implications.
In a runner-up transaction that presented yet another example of the year-end rush to consolidate luxury sales before harsher tax implications kick in, the lavish duplex penthouse condominium at the Park Laurel that had been owned by J. Michael Evans, the vice chairman and global head of growth markets at Goldman Sachs, sold for $23.75 million.
"On the other hand, if he gets a harsh sentence, the implications for farmers are dire".
Both propagule limitation and invasion resistance may simultaneously contribute to low invadedness of harsh sites, but the management implications of these mechanisms differ.
Should he perhaps have been a little kinder to E. L. Doctorow, Don DeLillo and Norman Rush or (by implication) a fraction more harsh with Ngugi wa Thiong'o and Haruki Murakami?
Although militarily trivial, the subjugation and harsh treatment of Melos certainly had moral implications, which Thucydides explores in the famous "Melian Dialogue".
