Sentence examples for implication of the foregoing from inspiring English sources

The implication of the foregoing analysis is that those who wish to enact a social minimum need to give some thought to the institutional structures through which limit-setting decisions are made, with an eye to seeing that the conditions of publicity, reasonableness, and contestability are met.

The implication of the foregoing analysis, that the hippocampal group found it harder to navigate with reference to the boundary cues than the sham group, was supported by the results from the test trial conducted on Session 18. Figure 4 shows for both groups the mean proportion of time spent in the correct and incorrect zones throughout the 60-s trial.

All of the foregoing has significant implications for distinguishing literary manifestations of postmodernism from those inscribed by metamodernism, and in particular the chief critical and creative methodology attributable to postmodernism, deconstruction, and the chief critical and creative methodology with which much metamodernism is concerned, transcendence.

Indeed how can any of the foregoing be objectionable?

"All of the foregoing are subject to interpretation," he said.

All of the foregoing represented Delaware in the U.S. Senate.

All of the foregoing culminates in the title essay, Baldwin's declaration of independence.

None of the foregoing is meant to suggest that simplicity sites are useless, trendy or foolish.

Allow me to give you my experience of the foregoing passage.

So a truly progressive Conservatism must offer an alternative to all of the foregoing.

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