Sentence examples for implication through from inspiring English sources

He argues that building upon the economy's natural advantages -- by implication through self-imposed austerity measures -- would create a secure climate and foster good values.

I don't doubt the current government's involvement in this disaster, if only by implication through its reluctance to update and enforce building regulations, and its insistence on starving local authorities to the bone.

In comparing EQ syntax to systematic characters, the quality term represents the character state and, by implication through the subtype relationships of the quality ontology, the attribute of the character (e.g., sigmoid is a subtype of shape, Figure 1).

Thus, MG-associated loci might exert their implication through upregulation of the immune response, inhibition of immunosuppressive mechanisms, or impairment of the delicate procedure of regulating the discrimination between autologous and heterologous molecular conformations, via processes such as the immune tolerance.

In thinking the implications through, one takes the first steps toward understanding brain death.

We accumulate knowledge of the implications through each case to generate insight and individual viewpoints.

Although, make no mistake, I didn't view the short-term economic implications through rose-tinted spectacles.

Mr. Kendall teased out the implications through close readings of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Federalist Papers.

"Secondly, there is the risk that we will act tactically rather than strategically as we won't have thought the implications through".

We examine the implications of biodiversity assessments that fail to meet these criteria and suggest ways to alleviate these implications through analytical approaches.

My dissertation focuses on street photography and examines its ethical implications through an affective and non-subject centered approach that resists prioritization of human agency and intentionality.