Sentence examples for implications that it from inspiring English sources

There are so many books and articles on this subject and its implications that it is hard to distinguish one voice from another.

Moral freedom is so radical an idea, so disturbing in its implications, that it has never had much currency among any but a few of the West's great moral theorists.

And they insist, however controversial its implications, that it is impossible to ignore what they say is a striking link between the introduction of legalized abortion in the early 1970's and the drop in crime about 18 years later.

The Des Moines Register called his speech "so intemperate, so unfair, so dangerous in its implications that it cannot but turn many spadefuls in the digging of the grave of his influence in this country".

A New Age When David Sarnoff, the founder of NBC, then a part of the Radio Corporation of America, stood at the New York World's Fair in 1939 in Flushing Meadows to introduce television to the world, he said: "It is with a feeling of humbleness that I come to this moment of announcing the birth in this country of a new art so important in its implications that it is bound to affect all society.

Dave Hone explains the new finding, and the implications that it has for our current understanding of pally packs of Protoceratops.

The Pareto criterion has great intuitive appeal but it also has strong implications that bring it into conflict with other principles that also have strong intuitive appeal.

The rebellion in question is not specified, but the implication — that circumventing it will be costly — feels germane to Radiohead's entire marketing strategy.

"As such, our company rejects and categorically denies any suggestion or implication that it or its affiliate companies were in any way involved with alleged human rights abuses by security forces in Aceh".

Generally, I hate the accusation of self-obsession, with its implication that it is self-indulgent to analyse your own psyche.

The yield of the detonations has increased with each test, but international experts have disputed North Korea's repeated implication that it has succeeded in making its bombs small and sophisticated enough for missile delivery.