Sentence examples similar to implications to us from inspiring English sources

Recent or current extreme events, and examples of their conservation implications, reported to us included: Unpredictable rainfall in recent years with extremes of wet and dry conditions.

Christians tend to apprehend God through His revelation in Jesus, and feel quite happy to talk about God's sacrificial loving-kindness, His mercy, His gentleness, His power to move mountains and heal wounds, His ability to number every hair on our heads — and, by implication, to help us get our next job or save Aunt Jane from cancer.

The implication, obvious to us, was that the niggers did it.

There are, of course, numerous cultural and economic implications to this and perhaps rightfully Guardian's Rowan Moore warns us that.

Our client base is set to expand, due to businesses fearing the current tax implications and looking to us for help and advice.

The law in California and the implications for New York spoke to us and said, 'now is the time.' " Many gay men and lesbians are taking a wait-and-see attitude, said the Rev. Blane Ellsworth, an independent nondenominational minister in Napa who also has a Web site, Enchanting Elopements, listing equality-sensitive businesses.

What happens next is thankfully left unshown, but the implication is clear, both to us and Dan, who drives Pettigrew to the place where the polar bears roam, and chains him to a pylon.

The implications lead us to propose a new mechanism by which αS is protected from or predisposed to the early events of aggregation.

The moral dimension of climate change, as well as its financial implications, require us to find solutions that make divestment feasible.

Awareness of the potential biases and its implications allows us to discuss possible solutions and overcome such bias.

There was almost universal opposition to the bill, and huge anxiety about the potential implications for us in our day-to-day jobs.