The newspaper's editorial of 29 June 1914, the day after the assassination, dwelt on the archduke's personality and on the narrow implications it might have for the internal politics of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
Forget about the narrow political implications and cheer the direction of travel.
There was the shaping paradox: our innate provincialism made us Americans, unhyphenated at that, in no need of an adjective, suspicious of any adjective that would narrow the implications of the imposingly all-inclusive noun that was — if only because of the galvanizing magnum opus called the Second World War — our birthright.
While the previously stated limitations narrow the implications of this study, these findings should be viewed as a starting point in the development of future investigations.
The reference may be a narrow one, but the implication is broad: The new section gives the piece a certain sweep, and represents the kind of expansive writing he intends to offer at the festival.
To stop this, 17 scientists have signed a call to arms, stating that the present "steep decline" in natural history and the trend for university students to focus on narrow specialisms has "troubling implications for science and society", particularly in areas such as health, food security and conservation.
As The Atlantic's Jessa Lingel and Tarleton Gillespie explain, what seems like a narrow issue has broader implications: "If we're willing to look past the glitter, the makeup, and the fabulous hair, the issue beneath is an important one … Must we be 'ourselves' online?
"The court ruled on narrow grounds, so the implications for other vegetables are unclear.
In this work we investigate the impact of process-induced mechanical stress in narrow width devices and its implication on circuit design.
"The Social Network" is about origins, while "Catfish," at once narrower and more universal in implication, is about consequences.
