Sentence examples for implications exploited from inspiring English sources
500 323 bce) and Hellenistic (323 30 bce) periods and during the long span of the Roman Empire, Mediterranean societies played host to a profusion of eschatological teachings in which the underworld was increasingly "infernalized," its hellish dimensions explored, and its moral implications exploited.
But the implications for exploiting the effect closer to home prompted the team to carry out their experiment in Venice, sending a signal 442m from San Giorgio island to the Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's square.
These findings have important implications for exploiting the properties of mincle in developing potential ways of blocking the interaction with mycobacterial ligands during human infections with Mycobacterium tuberculosis as well as agriculturally important infections of cows with M. bovis, since approaches that are developed for either protein will also be applicable to the other.
Isotypic and allotypic antibody diversity has pharmacological implications and is already exploited in commercially available antibodies.
Some of these bugs have security implications; they can be exploited to do harm, for example, by exposing sensitive information to attackers.
To uphold the rhetorical thrust of Trump's notorious "Not a puppet" non-responsive response has political implications that can be exploited for opposite and oppositional ends.
This has obvious implications which might be exploited in in vivo and in vitro studies.
Adhesive interactions between surfaces have many engineering implications, since they may be exploited to promote joining between bodies but may also jeopardize the functionality of mechanical systems, when they affects surfaces subjected to relative motion.
Often people don't wish to accept that they are being exploited as the implications are too difficult to bear.
The first "Stepford Wives" exploited the horror-movie implications of this premise, rather than its comic possibilities.
