Sentence examples for implications of later from inspiring English sources

These sources, plus the suggestions and implications of later works, combine to lead many scholars to accept Rome as the location of the martyrdom and the reign of Nero as the time.

To the extent Thermtron would require us to ignore the implications of our later holding in Moses H. Cone, however, we disavow it.

Michael Morey, a spokesman for Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and also a Democrat, said it was "impossible to say what the implications of a later runoff would be".

One of the most important theoretical implications of his later research, which emerged from his attenuation procedure for vaccines, is the concept that virulence is not a constant attribute but a variable property a property that can be lost and later recovered.

But in all the discussions and debates about the economic and health implications of a later school start time, I've noticed one very important element is missing: sleep education.

You probably recognise the implication of it later on.

This is also the implication of a later story, "The Canal," in which two advertising men at a cocktail party discover that they were involved in the same military action in Europe in March 1945.

Sociodemographic patterns may have implications for later weight status.

She understood the implications of the Partition later while they were at Ranaghat.

Some Pythagoreans deduced from this belief the principle of "the kinship of all beings," the ethical implications of which were later stressed in 4th-century speculation.

In fact, composers' originality found expression not so much in their original themes as in the realization of the implications of those themes later in the composition.