Sentence examples for implications the way from inspiring English sources

Beyond its historical implications, "The Way We Laughed" is a psychological study of the passionate but conflicted bond between two brothers who remain mysterious to each other even as they loom as the most important people in each other's lives.

Even without the trans-substantial implications, the way that Marinenko subtly aligns the natural photography with the sound waves is irresistibly satisfying, like perfectly peeling a pineapple.

In terms of study implications, the way in which explicit and tacit knowledge are integrated might be one of the most important aspects in the exploration of KT, and may shed light on new approaches to strengthening KT in public health.

Note the implication: The way it could have been avoided was for Congress to avoid challenging her.

This has little implications for the findings of the study, but may have implications for the way primary care can or cannot respond to patients' views on quality.

In addition to its implications for the way in which heritable genetic changes accumulate, the stochastic behavior of stem cells has implications for the way in which tissue growth, homeostasis and regeneration are controlled.

Big data has implications for the way companies make decisions.

Deconstructing the implications of the way the narrative is shaped makes it even more riveting.

The decision also has far-reaching implications for the way museums interact with big donors.

There's a huge burden of responsibility, with implications all the way to Wall Street".

The findings of Tracey's team carry startling implications for the way we practise modern medicine.