Sentence examples for implications of claims from inspiring English sources

Now, as the world grapples with the implications of claims to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb at its Punggye-ri site, the plausibility of this is again being called into question.

Some of the most common implications of claims about coercion are explored below.

The 17-metre monument 56ft) monument to Vladimir, the 10th-century ruler of Kievan Rus who adopted Orthodox Christianity for his people, has caused controversy owing to both its size and the political implications of claiming for Russia a figure whom both Russia and Ukraine believe to be the founder of their states.

The legal implications of marketing claims call for caution.

However, Tempels tempered the unsettling implications of his claim by also claiming that Bantu Africans did not have conscious knowledge of their philosophy.

What are the implications of these claims?

With Darwin's carefully-designed rhetorical strategy of presentation, only by chapter four would the reader know the full character and broad implications of the claims being developed in the early chapters.

These methodologies have deepened and enriched our understanding of the history, character and workings of the Hindu tradition, but give much less attention to the claims of the tradition to transmit important truths about the nature of reality that contribute human wellbeing and to the evaluation and normative implications of such claims.

In this article I outline some counter-intuitive potential implications of Harris' claims.

Yet, this regulatory agency is also challenged with implications for claims of drug effectiveness from multidimensional assessment of QOL [ 22].

The implications of the claim were considerable.