Sentence examples for implications of the term from inspiring English sources

The implications of the term "smuggler" have taken a 180 degree turn in the 21st century.

The political implications of the term — which remain highly contested and selective today — gained shape over time.

The adoption of the word Christ by the church of the Gentiles (non-Jewish believers) permitted the new movement to avoid the nationalist and political implications of the term messiah, which then vanished from the written texts of Christianity.

Alberti not only avoids the erotic implications of the term venustas but, by subdividing amoenitas into pulchritudo and ornamentum, gives far more precise indications as to the type of visual satisfaction that architecture should provide.

To assess this claim, we need to assess the implications of the term "bubble".

The primary objection to the world as God's body is the substantialistic implications of the term "body" that lead either to an ontological separation between the world and God or to a loss of identity for God or the world.

When Asians are referred to as the Model Minority, some may shake their heads and wonder what is so wrong with such implication of the term.

The economic implications of the long term morbidity in these children have not been studied to date.

The implication of the extra term in the stochastic order is that although the underlying deterministic order of the method may be high, the stochastic order is restricted by the noise term.

"Whilst the BBC has heard and responded to some of our concerns, we are disappointed that the BBC's response fails to take account of the long-term implications of the worsening of pension terms for staff and their families," said Gerry Morrissey, general secretary of Bectu.

Implications of the findings in terms of program practicality, participants' independence and environmental control are discussed.