Sentence examples for history implications from inspiring English sources

The story of why these generations are now at odds has deep implications for how a freed people, generation by generation, continues to relate to its history – implications that are relevant everywhere else in the world where the children of the oppressed are coming of age in what are supposed to be better circumstances.

But as he reaches out to other fields, Marsalis also continues to nurture his core enthusiasms for the great living musicians of jazz and for the art's future: the young players who might be making a lot better pay doing something else but choose to believe in the history, implications and glory of this music.

The first is that the biology of flight feather replacement in H. mystacea has many interesting life history implications.

It is important to understand the life history implications of variation in metabolic rate, but they remain poorly characterised despite a growing body of work examining relationships between metabolism and a range of traits.

Although the field of study on the life-history implications of such variation has been gaining momentum over the last decade, the fitness consequences of such large inter-individual variation in metabolic rate are not thoroughly characterised (Burton et al., 2011).

The history and implications of evolutionary theory have taken on heightened meaning since Sept. 11.

Although Peter Brooks began his study of confession before the Supreme Court's recent review of the Miranda decision, it provides an ideal context for understanding Miranda's history and implications.

It warned that unless changes were made "most undergraduate men and many undergraduate women would continue to leave college without considering the role of women in history, the implications of sex discrimination in the labor market, or the influence of sex stereotyping on their daily lives".

Since philosophers of science have so far paid little attention to the history or implications of GIS technology, the discussion here will be somewhat more detailed than the treatment of other aspects of ecology.

Determined to condense the history and implications of the internet into just under 100 minutes, Herzog covers a lot of ground.

"[Porn] is not unusual," Alice Rutkowski, Associate Professor of English who teaches a course on the history and implications of pornography at SUNY Geneseo, told The Huffington Post.