Sentence examples for implications of a unified from inspiring English sources
The research implications of a unified behavioral science are quite exciting.
Examining implications of neurological syndromes for the concept of a unified self is an example of the latter.
People tended to focus on the geopolitical implications: the Cold War and its aftermath, and the rise of a unified Germany, the E.U. gorilla.
It would probably end their vision of a unified Europe.
Supporters of a unified Britain need it to be strong.
I really got a sense of a unified community.
A supporter of a unified Germany, Ernest watched the various political movements with great interest.
West Coast liberals like to think of themselves as a unified, chai-drinking front.
He had help, of course, from a unified Republican Party.
They can get away with it because of the importance of "maintaining a unified position".
The authors present implications for developing a unifying methodological direction in the field and the evolution of a truly multidisciplinary approach.
