Sentence examples for largest implication from inspiring English sources

And this is the largest implication of Mr. Morris's work: We contain our own opposites.

He especially deserves praise for teasing out the largest implications of his research.

The larger implication of what I had been saying hit us both.

I doubt that there's a reader who, after rocketing through this mesmerizing miniature of large implication, will not go back immediately to read it again more slowly.

Legal scholars in Mexico and the United States disagree on whether the ruling has a larger implication for Americans with homes in Mexico.

At the Huffington Post, David Finkle, who praises it as "possibly Philip Roth's saddest work of art," nonetheless doubts that it has "any larger implication".

But the larger implication of his study was that I.Q., long thought to be the product of heredity alone, was at least in part socially determined.

The larger implication is that as corals die off the structural integrity of the reef is compromised.

Despite its large implication in food contamination, few studies have been conducted to investigate the enzyme production by this fungus.

He minimized any larger implications.

The change in terminology has large implications.