Sentence examples for off the implications from inspiring English sources

The music industry shrugged off the implications of the decision.

By choosing generic, therefore universal, examples of memories and carefully pacing off the implications of her speculations -- If I am playing a board game with people close to me and we are happy, I must be sure we don't quarrel before the end of it" -- Davis adroitly deepens her plinking notes with the grand sonorities of philosophical inquiry.

Speaking to reporters in West Virginia later that day, Trump brushed off the implications of the jury's decision. .

The third film picks up where its predecessors left off, the implication being that anyone unschooled in those two works is not worthy, and not welcome.

The combination has the rhetorical effect of fending off the implication that he seeks credit for his contributions to quality improvement.

Make no mistake; the Knicks needed him for his ability as a versatile and skilled big man beyond the off-the-court implications.

Last year, to choose just one example, the metropolitan boroughs' umbrella group London Councils tried to slash city-wide grants in the capital, only backing off after the implications became clear.

In archival footage, Heizer exudes something of a True West persona – handsome, confident, gun-toting and eager to shrug off the philosophical implications of his famous 1969 work, an enormous trench cut across a natural canyon in Nevada called Double Negative.

Aiming to head off the serious implications that Syria's child labour problem has for the future are a number of UNICEF and government initiatives such as a recent child labour workshop in Aleppo, a city in the north of the country.

The second part describes the emerging consensus on core CDA policies, potential design trade-offs, and the implications of recent experimental and pilot programs.

And with backers like that... .. - he trails off, but the implication is that with trust you can do anything.