Sentence examples for implications carrying from inspiring English sources

He performed around the world, leading European orchestras and Brazilian drum choirs, groups of Japanese traditional instruments and Lower East Side poets, discovering he had invented a language universal in its implications, carrying the potential to unite musicians of any genre or culture in a musical experience unique to its participants.

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One might say that these are differences of sex and not gender as gender is concerned with the societal implications carried with one's sex.

Although homozygosity may or may not have prognostic implications, it carries huge implications for genetic counselling.

"It's not about the ideas – we live in a democracy, where ministers have right to take their agendas forward – it's the implications of carrying out those ideas.

We explore ecosystem level responses to implications of "carrying capacity" overshoot and discuss proposed mechanisms that govern ecosystem carrying capacity.

Second, I wasn't prepared to accept the potential karmic implications of carrying around an object associated with a place damned by history.

Mr. Forstmann said he disavows the word voucher, however, because of the political implications it carries.

Thus, the idea of "preventative justice" enters the Marvel Universe, and all the social implications it carries with it.

Failure to achieve intubation after rendering a patient apnoeic has major safety implications and carries a risk of hypoxic brain injury and death [ 33].

This has epidemiological implications as isolates carrying these elements would have an advantage compared to those that do not.