Sentence examples for implications rest on from inspiring English sources

However, the classification of Afrotarsius as a stem simian is not accepted by all researchers, and the phylogenetic claims and their implications rest on only the four molars of Afrasia initially discovered.

The implication would rest on the assumption that current humans are accountable for the actions of a few humans in the distant past.

Although the resting spores are not solely aquatic (i.e. they can be part of terrestrial and rhizosphere ecosystems as well) we will discuss the implications of resting spores on food webs, as some information about their chemical composition and persistence is available.

Although definitions vary, the implications are not purely academic, as service funding, legal compensation and treatment decisions rest on what we recognise as traumatic.

The epistemological significance of projective geometry rests on its implications for the nature and rigour of classical geometry.

Blackpool's game against Huddersfield was declared a 0-0 drafterter a pitch invasion caused its abandonment on the final day of the 2014-15 season but in United's case the game has to be replayed because of the implications on the rest of the league, not least because every place in the top division is worth an extra £1.2m in prize money.

These rest on two pillars.

"We must not rest on our laurels.

Google can't rest on its laurels.

Can a science rest on false generalizations?

You can never rest on your laurels".