Sentence examples for it implies in connection with from inspiring English sources

Does this mean that, from now on, all pupils of elementary and high schools and all college and university students in Arkansas will be graduated in complete ignorance of the evolution theory and of what it implies in connection with the origin of man?

He asks early in the article: Does this mean that, from now on, all pupils of elementary and high schools and all college and university students in Arkansas will be graduated in complete ignorance of the evolution theory and of what it implies in connection with the origin of man?

The charge of intellectual irresponsibility is sometimes raised, or at last implied, in connection with Rorty's use of historical figures.

Perhaps it implies some connection to Terminus, but the idea that all cannibals are following the same steps to hold Rick Grimes hostage ― keeping him in a hot holding cell with an A on it until he's a crispy golden brown ― seems way too specific.

If the film doesn't directly blame colony collapse disorder on pesticides, it implies a strong connection.

Bmi-1 expression has been detected in normal mammary epithelium and myoepithelial cells and later studies have implied Bmi-1 in connection with self-renewal of stem cells in breast tissue [ 8].

The church says it spent about $104 million in connection with the abuse scandal in 2009.

He outlined events that began at 11 a.m. the day of the shooting and implied Wilson confronted Brown, 18, in connection with the robbery.

Authenticity is the key word in this language, because it implies truthfulness with no uncomfortable requirement for facts.

It implies disgust in something you don't want to be associated with.

Designed by Carlo Odgård, it was erected in 1933 in connection with the North Jutland Fair.