Sentence examples for its practical consequences from inspiring English sources

The single most important concept in this new industrial discourse is that of audience "engagement", a term that has generated a tremendous amount of debate and disagreement, with television and advertising executives alike struggling to understand what engagement is, how it works, and what its practical consequences will be.

Liberal interventionists who supported the invasion of Iraq may have been sincere in their motives, but they can no longer pretend that it has been anything other than a disaster in its practical consequences.

Its practical consequences for Mr. Parhat, however, are not clear.

Peirce, a logician, held that the function of all inquiry is to eradicate doubt and that the meaning of a concept consists of its practical consequences.

Yet only now is he psychologically coming to terms with its practical consequences as the failure of the diplomatic strategy highlights the absence of a viable alternative.

As we have seen, the pragmatist maxim is a distinctive rule or method for becoming reflectively clear about the contents of concepts and hypotheses: we clarify a hypothesis by identifying its practical consequences.

Another new finding is that the GAF Symptom and GAF Function scales which measure general mental functioning and its practical consequence consistently were negatively associated with the NPI-21 total score and the subscale scores.

Clinical response was found to significantly predict only DFS, and its practical consequence, that is, the decision to perform breast-conserving surgery, seemed to be significantly correlated with both OS and DFS.

The Court's judgment will be momentous, both for its immediate practical consequences and its symbolic message.

Participatory foresight has its specific practical consequences.

The clinical implications of the findings reported herein lies in its observable practical consequences.