Sentence examples for implications rather than the from inspiring English sources

The wider political implications, rather than the mechanics of the accord, will take time to work out, but it is already clear that the Brexit vote will be used as a rallying cry for an agenda that frequently includes climate scepticism among its tenets, alongside curbs to immigration and to government regulation.

Another disturbing trend has been the medicalization of female genital mutilation, following campaigns that focused on its health implications rather than the fact that it is a violation of human rights regardless of the degree of hygiene with which it is perpetrated.

This qualitative method of analysis added to the credibility of the study as themes were based on participants' responses and their wider implications rather than the researchers' own assumptions [ 28].

But in the crucial section §9 of the Critique of Judgment, Kant appears to reject that implication: rather than the pleasure preceding the judging, he says, the "merely subjective (aesthetic) judging of the object" both "precedes" and "is the ground of" the pleasure (218).

It's disgusting that people want to talk about what are the political implications rather than what are the implications for four families who have had a senseless, tragic loss.

The different time-dependent fluctuation of the maximum yielding depth between free-slip and free surface models is mostly caused by the different top boundary conditions (and their implications) rather than variations in mantle flow, as the time-dependent evolution of the flow below the plate is similar for both model setups.

By contrast, if your goal is to communicate a new scientific result, then you should focus on the results and broader implications rather than your methodology.

For example, if your goal is to communicate a new scientific result, focus on the results and broader implications rather than your methodology.

The boy who provided this response and others in his focus group interpreted the bricks in terms of their financial implications rather than level of physical exertion.

For example, I would have rather seen a more in-depth review of peer-predictions and its implications, rather than what felt like a cursory explanation and a citation of the Harris paper.

It can be argued that the extra parenteral nutrition is the cause of the observed changes in lymphocyte subgroups and clinical implications, rather than early enteral nutrition in our study.