Sentence examples for have been implications from inspiring English sources

June 26 , 1978 A Cool Foreign Policy (pdf) "In recent days there have been implications suggesting that the United States is standing by helplessly while the Soviet Union, with the help of Cuba, is taking over first Africa and then the world.We cannot conduct foreign policy as though every stirring in Africa, Asia or the Indian Ocean is another Cuban missile crisis".

Although there have been implications of its role in cell migration, there is no direct study of the centrosome's role in maintaining polarization.

Indeed sex steroids have been implication in AD pathogenesis [ 22].

There have been policy implications to this intolerance.

News media have been contemplating implications of the oldest Baby Boomers turning 65 this year.

TRW, Motorola and Dana Corp. have been studying the implications since April.

This phenomenon which produces a nanocomposite of less stiffness than might have been expected has implications for the processing of nanoclay polymer composites.

Despite these benefits there have been significant resource implications from adopting these technologies.

The government would thus have been overlooking "the implications of what is proposed for the position of the established Church".

Globalists have been hiding tyranical implications under universalist humanitarism since Robbespierre's day.

There have been a few implications that Rf-PPRs are actually positively selected [ 50, 51].