Sentence examples for implications of his work from inspiring English sources

Nor does Ganesh ponder the moral implications of his work.

Did fears of the implications of his work give him nightmares?

After Chisholm took office, in 2007, he allowed a research and policy group to examine the racial implications of his work.

Alex and his fellow quants constitute that beloved tent pole of horror: the scientist who knows not the moral implications of his work.

In accepting the Kyoto Prize, Dr. Pawson said he had been unaware of the larger implications of his work when he first recognized the SH2 domain.

He had become conscious of the implications of his work, and he began to add dimensions to situations that he had earlier handled simply.

For his part, Smith described this state of affairs as "the obvious and simple system of natural liberty," and he knew that it made for the revolutionary implication of his work.

He repeatedly denied any social or political implications, but emphasized the superficial elements of his work.

And, of course, he was aware of his work's theological implications – and that had made him cautious too.

In archival footage, Heizer exudes something of a True West persona – handsome, confident, gun-toting and eager to shrug off the philosophical implications of his famous 1969 work, an enormous trench cut across a natural canyon in Nevada called Double Negative.

Sometimes it's corporate strategy; sometimes it's a scientist talking about the commercial applications and implications of his or her work.