Sentence examples for implication about the way from inspiring English sources

He crosscuts the highlights of the SLA's hostage story with clips of the 1938 Errol Flynn movie "The Adventures of Robin Hood". But there isn't, for instance, more than passing implication about the way Nixon/Kissinger's America reflects Bush/Rumsfeld's America, in which the political left and much of the rest of the world feels disenfranchised and left out of the party altogether.

Sohn suggested it was sensors, which are poised to have "huge implications about the way we live".

As labelling of a condition may influence behaviour and how we manage them, our findings could have implications for the way we teach students about conditions.

That actually has enormous implications for the way we think about the innovation potential of the tens of millions in the Baby Boomer generation nearing retirement.

No, I think that academic philosophy has become an extraordinarily inward-looking subject, devoted not to exposing and examining the implications of the way we think about the world, but to exposing instead deficiencies in the arguments of other philosophers.

It may seem a far cry from human behavioral science, but her ground breaking studies have profound implications for the way we think about what makes us who we are.

Nintendo's announcement of its new portable 3D gamimg device 3DS was very brief, prompting us to speculate about possible features and implications for the way people will play games in the future.

The case has huge implications for the way we think about technology ownership in America and your rights as a user.

Such studies are essential not only because they enable to establish guidelines for the conduct of scientists towards studied species and the management of tourism and recreational activities in natural habitats [ 26, 29- 34], but especially because of their implications on the way we think about scientific experiments in the wild, and the inferences we derive from those experiments [ 17].

If so, this has implications for the way that we think about the impact of specific diseases in ageing, in the face of many other decrements.

That conclusion carries major implications for the way the public is warned about hazards, health care experts say.