We haven't absorbed the shock of this, much less pondered the implications, much less adjusted national policy.
But, it continues: "Unfortunately, the focus of attention in the UK has been less on the implications of the Snowden revelations and more on the journalistic efforts undertaken by The Guardian to make this critically important information available to the global public".
Whether it means as in the Ion that gods inspire poetry, or as in Republic 10 that imitative poetry imitates appearance alone, ignorance matters less than the implications drawn from it.
Everyone knows the famous E=mc2 equation but understands less so the implications of it and what general and special relativity mean for the physics of space-time.
As technology progresses we have less and less privacy, and become less and less aware of the implications of our online actions and the power it has over us.
But if they reject the mythology, they no less fiercely reject the implication that they're "just" a band.
Though she is careful to say that she does not think men love their children less than women, the implication here is clear -- when it comes to raising families, men are second-class citizens.
After decades of declining service quality paired with sharply rising prices and the ongoing indignities of security theatre (which, it happens, you can simply pay to avoid, strongly suggesting that airport security is less about security than the implication of it), people resent the hell out of these companies.
One of the less understood implications of the continuing, subsidy-fueled Gulf expansion is the threat to the U.S. domestic airline network.
Contrary to prosthetic-joint infections, the use of rifampin did not appear as a protective factor in our study, possibly because of the less important implication of biofilm in absence of orthopaedic device.
