Sentence examples for implications of the debate from inspiring English sources
As blacks and whites struggled with the racial implications of the debate, many called for prayer and peace and urged that there be no escalation of violence.
But the political implications of the debate are far-reaching -- not just for a closely divided House, where a candidate's commitment to older Americans can be decisive in a midterm election, but also for the Senate.
The whole mess still eats at him, however, partly because it is much less fun not to have those millions than to have them, but also because of the implications of the debate about his morals.
Is it appropriate to save a building that the public will never see?" Peter Stent, a retired venture capitalist, is one among many residents disturbed by the implications of the debate, as well as future preservation restrictions, as a potential threat to property rights.
For more on the history and philosophical implications of the debate, see Broad (1930); MacIntyre (1967); Nagel (1970); Batson (1991), Chs.
Moral psychology and neuroethics investigate the implications of the debates on the nature of delusions in the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of psychiatry for the type of participation in the moral community to which people with delusions are entitled.
The implications of this debate ripple through the story Ms. Keshavarz tells, informing both its flights of emotion and its occasional forays into didacticism.
The results of this study have implications for the debate on the effect of immigration on local labor markets, in particular on wages and employment opportunities for the native population.
These different types of findings have huge implications for the debate over who should pay for impacts to a city's existing population, transit infrastructure and affordable housing.
The political rivals grapple with many questions, including the moral implications of murdering the debate's moderator, Jim Lehrer.
