Sentence examples for implications to the question from inspiring English sources
But NASA scientists are going strictly by their data, and they are leery about drawing broader implications to the question once posed by David Bowie, "Is there life on Mars?" John P. Grotzinger, the project scientist for the Curiosity mission, would go only so far as to say that the lack of this gas "does diminish" the possibility of methane-exhaling creatures going about their business on Mars.
With apologies to Dylan Farrow, who would attach sterner moral implications to this question than those I intend: what's your favourite Woody Allen movie of the 21st century?
This has potentially important implications with regard to the question of where tension might be monitored by the SAC.
But other commentators brushed past the issue of Mr. bin Laden's implication in the plot, to the question of why he would allow such a film to be made.
Perhaps the point is simply to see that, given the appropriate distinctions, there is something to be said either way, with the implication that the correct answer to the question 'Is the good the same as the bad, or different?' is 'In one way (i.e., relative to different things) the same, in another (i.e., relative to the same thing) different' (see Protagoras 334a c).
Implications for the question of how to motivate people to engage in more environmentally responsible behavior are discussed.
This article attempts to provide an answer to the question, which has important implications.
Now, let's turn to the question of the ethical implications of the hands-on imperative.
To understand the business implications of the question, think about your company as a collection of individuals with different professional skills and personal traits – essentially a portfolio of human capital.
Each of these possibilities has implications for the question of divine freedom with respect to creation.
