Sentence examples for implication driving from inspiring English sources
By signing Sato, Jordan move closer to achieving exclusive supplies of Honda's formula one engines in 2003 and thus, by implication, driving the rival British American Racing out of the Japanese carmaker's fold.
Baresel, B. et al. Timing of global regression and microbial bloom linked with the Permian-Triassic boundary mass extinction: implications for driving mechanisms.
How to cite this article: Baresel, B. et al. Timing of global regression and microbial bloom linked with the Permian-Triassic boundary mass extinction: implications for driving mechanisms.
It is important to recognise this condition early because of its implications for driving and operating machinery and associated cardiovascular morbidity if left untreated.
The implication was that driving on-the-road adversely affects the Debtor's visitation privileges.
The implication is that respondents with driving license all drive to the same extent regardless of hearing loss or not.
Dr. Thomas J. Esposito, a trauma surgeon at Loyola University Medical Center in Chicago and a chairman of the Coalition to End Needless Deaths, an advocacy group made up of health care providers, said he hoped the list raised awareness of the public health implications of drunken driving.
Out of the two studies, the study conducted in British Columbia is very comprehensive in dealing with potential accident implications related to driving with opposite side controls and vehicle age.
Diversification among bee species has implications for processes driving early angiosperm diversification (e.g., [ 48]), but branching patterns early in bee history still remain unresolved.
Now, a substantial body of literature has dealt with performance implications of distracted driving using mandatory distraction, wherein drivers are motivated or forced to conduct secondary tasks while driving.
