Sentence examples for identity implications from inspiring English sources

"What is perhaps worst about this system is how Billboard, supposedly objective chart-maker, is now in the sorry business of trying to decide who qualifies for an R&B chart, with all the bizarre identity implications," he wrote.

That discovery is a massive breakthrough, and seems to have untold implications for the nature of self and identity, implications that are only dimly beginning to be understood at the time, leading Elena to ponder her own existence deeply.

In social interactions, people are discursively positioned, such as by overt mention of someone's identity, implications and presuppositions, evaluative orientations to ongoing talks and participants, and linguistic structures associated with a particular identity (Bucholtz and Hall 2005).

Three themes emerged from the results: community identity and implications for engagement; capacity and readiness for community mobilization and consequences for implementation; and impacts on participants.

The development of this new identity has implications both for the success of the national projects in these states and for interethnic peace.

Specific investigations will include the relationship between global affluence and global poverty, "global cities," globalization and identity politics, implications for the system of nation-states, and the possibilities for creating a "global civic forum". MIT.

This talk begins with the argument that despite the burgeoning literature on Turkish foreign policy, there has been little theoretically informed study on the identity-related implications of Turkish foreign policy in the Davutoglu era.

Ongoing power reconfigurations in Ethiopia suggest the need to examine the extent to which transformations in homelands reshape diasporic identities, with implications for political-economic developments in the Horn of Africa.

Not only are opportunity structures such as the labour market patterned by gender but women are key sites for the construction of community identities (with implications for the policing of their behaviour), immigration and integration policies have gendered impacts, and gendered constructions loom large in integration discourse.

Her research explores social media identity and its implications for higher education.

The strength with which individuals identify with a sport team (i.e., social identity) has important implications for athletes' cognitions, affect, and behavior.