Sentence examples for manifold implications from inspiring English sources

The DRC army along with Congolese and Rwandan militias raped tens of thousands of women in this four-year period with manifold implications.

We are so accustomed to the voyeuristic conventions and pedagogical tendencies of nature documentaries that the returned gaze and its manifold implications are startling.

This regionalised organisation and the isoform specialisation of PI metabolism have manifold implications.

The implications are manifold: this find provides excellent evidence of bird-like behavior already present in the close relatives of birds, and hints that these animals may have been endothermic (brooding keeps eggs warm).

Which is why we are being challenged more often and more diversely to look beyond categories of "premodern," "modern," "postmodern," "Western," "Eastern" art movements to consider the implications of a single world manifold swept by the crosswinds of global diversity and renewed respect for indigenous cultures.

Its implications for patient care are manifold.

The practical implications of these findings are manifold.

The implications for science and society are manifold.

The positive implications of these two innovations are manifold.

We believe, however, that the implications of that event are so manifold and the need for fashioning an effective response so challenging that the Legislature should consider a wide range of possibilities before commiting public funds of the magnitude sought by the Simon Wiesenthal Center through SB 337 to this important task.

The implications of a young LECA are manifold and might substantially affect our understanding of the origin and early evolution of eukaryotes.