Sentence examples for implications with the from inspiring English sources

The Academy of Sciences of Nicaragua recently expressed concerns and condemned the government and HKND for moving ahead without fully debating the implications with the scientific community.

There is danger, he suggested, if only a technical elite understand Big Data and its implications, with the risk of a runaway technology or a public rejection.

Ms. Raphael of Goldman said that if the firm discovered something material, it "would discuss the matter and its implications with the client".

He quotes one critic as calling his show "the closest comedy gets to modern art" - and then amusingly explores that remark's full implications, with the help of Venn diagrams.

In the other Division One games Warwickshire, Durham and Sussex will be scrapping for the positions behind Yorkshire which have considerable financial implications, with the runners-up receiving more than £220,000 and the team finishing fifth only £24,000.

It also treats this divisive issue as having no clear moral implications, with the Reagan administration denouncing the Sandinistas as "tyrannical and Communist," and liberals defending them as "building a freer society".

Before long he had split with his agent, Beryl Vertue, and, by implication, with the writers as well.

The implication with the highest gain is selected.

Has Occupy in North America reckoned with its implication with the history of settler colonialism?

From here van Benthem may define constructive implication with the informationalised universal modal operator as □.

We explore this implication with the example of a lump-sum tax imposed at different rates for rich and poor households.