Sentence examples for implications e from inspiring English sources

Although Kahneman draws only modest policy implications (e.g., contracts should be stated in clearer language), others — perhaps overconfidently?

Although Kahneman draws only modest policy implications (e.g., contracts should be stated in clearer language), others -- perhaps overconfidently?

When a stabilization has significant distributional implications (e.g., tax increases to eliminate a large budget deficit), socioeconomic groups may attempt to shift the burden of stabilization onto other groups.

Special attention will be devoted to issues that carry methodological implications (e.g. the meaning and specificity of Hadrianic classicism; the stylistic change in the Antonine age), as well as to monuments and architectural complexes about which recent research has yielded new data (e.g. the Forum of Trajan).

This study has discussed important methodological implications (e.g., input and output classifications) in assessing various DEA-related applications on energy and environment.

They might experience a conceptual blindness to the nature of contingency or they might be “talked out of” understanding the principle because of its controversial implications (e.g., the existence of a necessary being).

They then obtained Caristi's theorem as in the implication (E) ⇒ (C) described in Kirk-Shahzad.

Implications (D ⇒(E) and (D')⇒(E') are trivial, since is symmetric.

The hazards must be identified, their risks quantified, and their operational implications clarified (e.g., Wilson and others, 2007 Friedmann 2007).

Analysts say the executive shift could have broad implications for e-commerce.Bob Tedeschi: E-Commerce Report.

The growth of the mobile Web, the story adds, has many implications that e-mail service providers must consider, such as how the actual e-mail appears on mobile devices.