Sentence examples for implication of some of from inspiring English sources

In 1992 93 the DC was rocked by the implication of some of its leading members in financial scandals and political corruption.

The implication of some of these proteins in protein complexes such as DNAj with HSP70 also justifies the gene number conservation.

The specific examples we give in this essay illustrate the implication of some of these differences in how physicists and biologists view instructional issues.

Previous studies pointed to the possible implication of some of these residues (for example residues Glu58 to Lys70) in the binding of Ang to the cell and in causing aggregation rather than purine binding as in the case of RNaseA [ 28, 29].

There is also an array of items buried deep in the legislation, and the implications of some of them is not yet clear.

He added, however, that he was "disturbed by the tone and darker implications of some of the reaction to the festival program".

Earlier in the day, Emily Madison, a former Andersen partner, provided testimony challenging the implications of some of the government's evidence.

Ms. Weir does an extremely patient job of sorting out the implications of some of history's most famous marital problems, and of trying to fathom Henry's state of mind throughout.

Downing Street denied the prime minister had made a misjudgment in assuming that Hester would resign if he was denied his bonus, the implications of some of his remarks on Saturday.

It is close enough to miss the logical implications of some of its immediate political lines, like that one about Labor's modest plan to limit the huge tax loopholes available to the very rich through superannuation tax concessions.

Anyone who wants insight into the ethical issues surrounding circus animals or the social implications of some of the more outré circus acts will not find satisfaction at the Bruce.