Sentence examples for implications of the first from inspiring English sources
With this background, Mr. Troy remarked, "some have said that it would be almost legal malpractice if we did not think about the implications of the First Amendment decisions that came down recently".
Correction: February 14 , 2001 Wednesday An article in Business Day yesterday about the business implications of the first analysis of the human genome compared the number of genes in humans and roundworms incorrectly.
However, in this paper we focus on the description and the implications of the first two limitations.
The implications of the first rumor especially are quite serious, and while the second one seems unlikely, its resilience must be acknowledged.
Leaving aside how horrifyingly offensive the implications of the first headline are (women experience violence because they are sluts who need to settle down?), the revised one doesn't make much sense.
We report the results and implications of the first planned interim analysis, carried out when all patients had been in the scheme for at least two years.
On a Bronx-bound D train in the early hours of Sunday, someone in just that situation pulled the cord marked "emergency brake" — focussing on the first of those words and not on the implications of the second, namely that braking would leave passengers stuck in a metal box with a guy with a knife.
Indeed, as will be explained below, the mathematical implications of the second act of intuitionism contradict classical mathematics, and therefore do not hold in most constructive theories, since these are in general part of classical mathematics.
This paper explores the implications of the second global summit for the research agendas that developed after the Rio Summit (1992), and argues that although the Declaration from Johannesburg 2002 restates the earlier summit concerns, the messages it sends to the research community are subtly different to those a decade earlier.
