Sentence examples similar to implication of hope from inspiring English sources
Such a shift, if it takes place, would have severe implications for hopes of a consensual peace between Israelis and Palestinians, and for wider regional stability.
These stark facts have grim implications for hopes of accelerating South Sudan's social and economic development in the years after independence.
If the increase in SAT scores is due to higher-SAT students staying in-state for college as a result of HOPE, the implication is that these students are more likely to major in STEM.
Bill Clinton attacked Obama's anti-war position as a "fantasy" (and by implication, Obama's entire campaign message of hope as a fantasy).
This direct dissociation process occurs at lower temperatures than we have been able to probe in the current TPD experiments, but it is an intriguing implication of the calculations that we hope to examine in future studies.
"It's the same close-up view that allows us to see the rays of hope but also some of the terrible implications of the situation.
There is a final and significant implication of the negotiated release that I hope the Nigerian government will take the time to appreciate.
First, as the only study to have applied the cognitive style of hope to HCRC genetic testing, the findings could have important implications for the psychosocial care of individuals undergoing HCRC genetic testing.
So I kind of hope it can be a cautionary tale, but at the same time, that's a useful individual implication, but it's just not enough.
