Sentence examples for multiple implications and from inspiring English sources

Given that Gil is carting his mother's ashes in an urn, this journey takes on multiple implications and eventually offers multiple messages.

Some passages had multiple implications and were given more than one code.

The discovery of a fetal cells transfer to the mother is a phenomenon with multiple implications for autoimmunity and tolerance.

These findings have multiple implications for drug discovery and cell biology.

The increased political role of identity and interest-based networks –facilitated by the aforementioned advances in technology– will have multiple implications from the defence and security perspective.

Technologically leading countries are the U.S., followed by Germany, Japan, France and the U.K. We argue that intensified global and industry-wide claims for IPR reveal an ongoing patent race with multiple implications for the industry and engineering community.

We can hypothesise that, due to the complexity and multiple implications of the procedure of appointment of the legal proxy, only some "privileged" categories of patients succeed in achieving it.

The paper summarizes the situation of goat's population worldwide, the status of the breeds and the multiple implications of their conservation, the interactions of goats with other animal species (wild or domestic) and the main issues regarding the consequences of goat grazing from the environmental point of view.

"Ayurveda offers an alternative option to elective surgery, which has multiple implications, including loss of livelihood, expense and irreversibility".

This finding has multiple implications for how we combine ratiocination and sweat.

Published in 1971, "The Analysis of the Self" takes the image of the narcissistic ego that Freud put forward in 1914 and explores its multiple implications.