Sentence examples for implications of play from inspiring English sources

In a sweeping analysis that moves from the question of play in child development to the implications of play for the Western work ethic, he explores the values, historical sources, and interests that have dictated the terms and forms of play put forth in each discourse's "objective" theory.

Levein said the wider implications of playing for Scotland are behind his stance.

In fact it was Loach's take on the social implications of playing school sports that really struck a chord.

Gilad dealt with all of that, by philosophically and intellectually taking on the implications of playing a multiracial music like that.

The story is based on the Russian folktale "The Soldier Who Captured Death" and deals with the moral implications of playing with nature.

In a recent book with our colleague Ludger Woessmann from Munich, we consider the economic implications of playing in the wrong league.

(This forum discussion teases out the tricky legal implications of playing and recording material that comes from no specific author. There is a case to be made, sort of, that Page was doing nothing different from what Jansch did with his sources).

The Northern Irishman also acknowledged that, before it voted in 2010 to award the event to Qatar, Fifa did not fully consider the implications of playing there during the summer, when temperatures can reach 50C.

Now for the cultural implications of playing a war-in-the-Middle-East game while there is a war in the Middle East actually happening in the world outside your Xbox... Um, I give up.

Dr. Oz seems to be overlooking, just a teensy bit, that the sport in general and the NFL specifically have come under fire over the health implications of playing football, especially the results of repeated concussions.

Albee discusses the economic implications of the play's rapid closure, and the part that the drama critics played in that event.