Sentence examples for implications of its own from inspiring English sources

But the account would not welcome these implications of its own approach and, if it did so, it would then suffer the problem of overinclusiveness with respect to animals.

Whatever the limitations of the latter, it nonetheless explores the implications of its own thesis with the utmost thoroughness, and the result is a rigorous analysis of comic causes and effects for which any student of the subject must be grateful.

But the message for cleaner energy is also raising some ethical dilemmas and implications of its own inside religious communities.

"The Grossman school of political thought failed to realize the political implications of its own findings," Shavit said.

Today, the phrase is often shorthand for opposition to "big government," a term that carries racial implications of its own.

Whichever side you take, the latest Tube strike is symptomatic of a city trying to manage the implications of its own boundless vigour with limited means.

As a consequence, the direct-to-consumer availability of whole-genome sequencing services might imply serious psychological risks as well as health risks, and thus will have important ELSI-implications of its own.

Still, it may open something interesting — which is that the two of us have a long careful private discussion one night, because I think in all modesty there's much in your thought which is innocent of its own implications, and there's much surplus in mine which could profitably be sliced away by the powers of your logic. . . .

The ideological implications are clear: Modernity represses awareness of its own traumatic history.

But in the argument being considered here, Cohen accepts the difference principle arguendo, and argues that Rawls does not fully acknowledge the implications of his own commitment to it).

But this sweeping assertion ignored the implications of his own evidence.