Sentence examples for implications that extend from inspiring English sources
The study has implications that extend beyond narcolepsy.
"It has implications that extend to political stability.
But the loss of the ferry, Al Salam, on Feb. 3, and the government's delayed and limited response to the emergency, have implications that extend beyond the scope of the disaster, and beyond the borders of Egypt.
Selection, the mechanism he proposed as the driving force of evolution, is of course important – it is one of the most important insights of modern humanity, with implications that extend far beyond the living world.
The collision between the politics of H.I.V./AIDS and the pathology of infectious disease was devastating then; there are signs now that a similar conflict may threaten public health in the midst of the current global TB epidemic — with implications that extend well beyond that one disease.
But given how Republican foreign debates have proceeded in the recent past, I still tend to think the legitimization of Rand Paul as a right-wing folk hero has implications that extend beyond the narrow hypothetical where he chose to plant his filibuster flag.
The prosecution's novel legal theory that Manning knew his disclosures to WikiLeaks, once published on the Internet, would wind up in al Qaeda's possession could have had implications that extended beyond the fate of the 25-year-old Crescent, Okla., native.
But there are major implications here that extend beyond the specifics of this study.
The more challenging task lies in avoiding dangerous implications that can extend from otherwise truthful information.
Although the GRP module emphasizes climate change, we believe that the pedagogical approach and instructional strategies encompassed by the module have implications for biology education that extend well beyond the scope of this or any specific topic.
The use of the, as yet unrecognized, ENS as a window into the CNS represents an original approach, with implications that may well extend beyond PD.
