Sentence examples for implications of the date from inspiring English sources

As for the implications of the date in New York City, 1776 also marked the beginning of British occupation.

Asked about possible motives for the arson attack, Major David Thompson told reporters that "we all know the implications of the date and the time of year that this is, the 9/11 anniversary.

Every player on every contending team realizes the implications of the strike date, even if they are reluctant to voice them.

The resultant emergent valley topography and the reworking of artefacts along with gravel clasts, have important implications for the dating of hominin presence and the local landscapes they inhabited.

This finding has profound implications for the dating of paleopolyploidy events.

Second, to address the implications of a due date, a novel measure of schedule risk is introduced to give a view of both loss and probability.

One of my last conversations with Mike was about the implications of (still unpublished) dating determinations that put the fossils at much earlier dates.

He will interpret the implications of the whole process at some later date, when the hypotheticals have given way to concrete facts.

The public health implications of findings to date could be substantial.

11 Despite these associations with significant markers of frailty and morbidity, there is limited evidence to date describing the implications of the presence of CSH for older people in terms of mortality.

As May came and the election date was announced, the implications of the global Paris agreement between more than 190 countries just months earlier were still resonating – the world was moving away from fossil fuels and the challenge to keep global warming well below 2C was agreed.