Sentence examples for implications of committed from inspiring English sources
This study specifically examines the implications of "committed warming" for coral reef ecosystems worldwide (Fig. 1) for the first time.
There was chatter in the audience about the early movies of Natalie Portman, government-conspired famine and the moral implications of children committing murder.
Thus, by implication, even a king was capable of committing treason: here was the germ of the charge on which Charles was to be executed in 1649.
I do so, drawing on work at the vanguard of the science and pointing to some of the implications for therapies committed to growing as the cognitive and behavioral sciences on which they are based evolve.
He made the mistake during the campaign of committing himself to an escalated effort in Afghanistan and its extension into Pakistan without thinking through the implications - political and strategic.
I am thinking of committing suicide".
I was scared of committing, really committing, to this relationship.
Accusing you of committing a crime.
Our efforts also have implications for those committed to unified health information systems [ 39].
Balestrero argued that the Vatican needed to study the implications of the status further before committing, focusing on legalistic impediments that Parolin had already dismissed.
