Sentence examples for means and implications from inspiring English sources

Derek Angus looked at the means and implications of applying a cost effectiveness assessment (CEA) to a technology.

It discusses what vulnerability means and the implications for social protection policy and programmatic work.

So what does the Hizb's emergence as a political factor mean, and what implications may it have (if any) for the future direction of events between Israelis and Palestinians?

Additionally, many of the tools are too complex, especially those intended for researchers, there is a lack of understanding in analysing what the results mean and their implications.

So let's look at what happened in the process leading up to the bill voted on in the House of Representatives, what the current amendment on abortion coverage really says and means, and what the implications are for "women's health".

He conjures a deep and panoramic view of the city by means of implications and incidentals.

It's a simple idea with innumerable approaches, problems, and implications — which means we'll probably be dealing with it for a long time.

Like any other relationship, employment is a two-way street that requires give-and-take, which means the implications of pay cuts go beyond monetary sacrifice alone.

Health Minister Anna Soubry said the review would "look at all the decisions and will look at the implications of those decisions and that means the implications for the ECMO unit at Glenfield".

But Proud said that, for the most part, people are interested in the space because sleep is so closely tied to their health — and that means the implications of a sleep-tracking device like Sense are pretty obvious.

As is usual, we define negation by means of implication and the constant ⊥ (absurdity): ¬φ abbreviates φ→⊥.