Heffner said that he and Willow had not thought about the implications of bringing a child into the world.
Rather than show us the implications of bringing these semi-sentient machines into being, the script has the human characters analyze and debate these implications while the robots stand patiently upstage or out of view altogether.
One day after President Obama ordered that the military detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, be shuttered, lawmakers in Washington wrestled with the implications of bringing dozens of the 245 remaining inmates onto American soil.
Some of Heath's contemporaries, however, saw the wider implications of bringing human emotions to heel.
The overall goal of the project was to examine the implications, benefits and problems of bringing management closer to the level where teaching and learning takes place and to improve the efficiency of the school system.
With Welbeck suspended, he will choose between Ashley Young and James Milner on the left, the strong implication of having brought Milner on as substitute against Moldova being that he will get the nod.
This finding not only has clinical implications but also illustrates the benefits of bringing the tools of evolutionary biology to bear on problems in medicine and public health.
Now, however, though hardly anyone has grasped its implications, we are faced with the best chance we have ever had of bringing it to an end.
The development of this tool has far-reaching implications, bringing standardization of measurement to the field of land use plan assessment, and paving the way for systematic inclusion of health-related design principles, policies, and requirements in land use plans and their corresponding regulations.
Your author, by implication, yearns to bring back slavery.
The implication of that is that bringing evidence for population risk factors in infectious disease requires large sample sizes.
