Sentence examples for implications that if from inspiring English sources

I understand the implications that if you take half the time learning to play the music that you play the video game, you can create art but the [video games] are a representation of the time.

The findings have important implications, in that, if they are corroborated in other studies, altering diets may provide an adjunct approach to other strategies for treatment of CKD.

The implication is that, if none of these were forthcoming, Ukrainian operations would resume.

The implication is that, if he refuses, America may sever all contacts with him.

The implication being that, if anything, we are under-estimating the real world warming trends for the contiguous United States.

The implication is that, if he really wants us to believe that he's passionate, David Cameron needs to maintain his current berserk enthusiasm for everything until the day he dies.

"You don't get good hams without good pigs," he writes — it's his only instruction — and the implication is that, if you don't know what a good pig is, you know enough to find out.

The implication is that if Sun Capital is liable under the pension laws for simply doing what private equity funds do — manage companies — than the other provision of the tax laws allowing for carried interest is no longer met.

The implication is that, if there was no sexual selection, sex might have stopped altogether.

A possible implication is that (if properties are similar or the same) actually two DNA-binding proteins bind first to each other and then bind to DNA together (as a complex).

They just don't realise the implications for that person if they were to do that.