Sentence examples for implications of events from inspiring English sources
The implications of events can be unclear.
L'Osservatore stresses editorials and comment rather than news, following its established policy of noting the religious and moral implications of events, institutions, and trends.
As a result, the reader is both privy to the protagonist's innermost thoughts and yet often allowed to understand the implications of events that the boy (and later man) is not yet aware of himself.
It made good-faith efforts to solve the dozens of small mysteries that were part of the big mystery — where people were on January 13 , 1999 and what they were doing; whether there was a pay phone at a certain Best Buy; the implications of events at high-school dances.
We learn the psychological implications of events through the precise evocation of their physical manifestations: "There was a dark vacancy in the faces of some, and they wanted this vacancy filled with cruelty, with pain and with the sound of someone crying out".
These regions are involved in the formation of cognitive and affective representations of pain involving memories of past events and understandings of the present and future implications of events signaled by pain [ 19].
Moreover, a recent review (Watkins, 2008) has summarised evidence that the pathological form of rumination, which contributes to the onset and maintenance of depression, is characterised by more abstract identifications focused on the meanings and implications of negative events, and asking "Why?" negative events happen.
DAQ scores correlated with PTCI scores, indicating that causal attributions of negative events in general and negative interpretations about the implications of traumatic events for the self and the world may overlap to some extent (e.g., see DAQ item: "When something I do goes wrong, I think it is because I am incapable"; PTCI item: "I am inadequate").
I want to talk about the economic and market implications of complex events.
