Sentence examples for implications of the claims from inspiring English sources

With Darwin's carefully-designed rhetorical strategy of presentation, only by chapter four would the reader know the full character and broad implications of the claims being developed in the early chapters.

The implications of the claim were considerable.

However, the implications of the claim that the current changes we are observing are not man-made and/or will not be dangerous are myths.

Implications of the Claim That All Combatants Are Liable to Attack The foregoing criticisms involve an element of speculation because the Theory has never had a fully explicit and determinate view about the permissibility of defense by civilians against combatants.

Plotinus often spoke of it in extremely negative language, but his object in doing so was to stress the inadequacy of all human ways of thinking and speaking to express this supreme reality or to clarify the implications of the claim that the Good is absolutely one and undetermined, the source of all defined and limited realities.

Much philosophical work has been done, particularly in environmental ethics, to determine the practical implications of the claim that things other than persons are owed respect (e.g., Schmidtz 2011, Bognar 2011, Connolly 2006, Wiggins 2000, Westra 1989).

This orientation is displayed, for example, in Wiredu's independent, but comparative, analyses of Western and African concepts, whose widely-debated epistemological position that "truth is nothing but opinion," hinges on the contrast between the objectivist implications of the claim "I know that" in English and the non-objectivist implications in the Akan language.

And what are the implications of the claim if true? Organising literature into any classificatory scheme is an attempt to achieve something like the coherence that the natural sciences have achieved in chemistry and physics with the composition of the periodic table, and in biology with Linnaean classification.

Implications for the claims of the accounting profession to new audit spaces are discussed.

What are the implications of these claims?

His view that animals cannot think and the implications of that claim for the thinking animal argument are discussed in Árnadóttir 2010, Hershenov 2006, Olson 2002b, and S. Shoemaker 2004, 2008, 2011, forthcoming.