Sentence examples for implication of running from inspiring English sources
On the philosophical implication of running for President: "We cast the show into the puddle of reality, and reported on our own ripples".
To this day, I am chewing over the theological implications of running into Shaffei the one person out of sixteen million I wanted to see the very first day I arrived in Cairo.
But he has important advice for public services going through the same process: do thorough research and understand the "implications of running as opposed to being part of a large team".
To this day, I am chewing over the theological implications of running into Shaffei — the one person out of sixteen million I wanted to see — the very first day I arrived in Cairo.
The minimum course size is nine, due to the cost implications of running more courses.
A content strategist might have advised Keller to think about the implications and timing of running the McCain story: (1) How would running the damaging story look after The Times endorsed McCain on January 25 for the February New York Republican primary?
Long before he ever had to think through the implications, racial and otherwise, of running for President, Barack Obama needed to make sense of himself to himself.
And so there are very few moments — and I think it's the same with Barack — there are very few moments when he stops and thinks, I could be the first African-American elected President". 2 Long before he ever had to think through the implications, racial and otherwise, of running for President, Barack Obama needed to make sense of himself — to himself.
This sort of goal-centred thinking has implications outside the world of running too.
An observer might be left with the impression that, as Rhonda suggested, Pence was just too polite to directly address the implications of his running mate's rhetoric.
That you could be spending those minutes picking up your son's antibiotic or working on a dippy essay is, in itself, excruciating, but the implications I'm thinking of run larger.
