Sentence examples for present day implications from inspiring English sources
"It's a myth that the only group being criminalized are those committing crimes," said Heather Ann Thompson, a University of Michigan historian who writes on the history and present day implications of mass incarceration.
This has present day implications-if a compound was dropped early (e.g. not enough activity, too much toxicity), a large amount of the compound was left in our inventory.
Mr. Fagan draws one unambiguous conclusion from the evidence, however, in a final chapter on the present-day implications of the great warming of a thousand years ago.
"All I can say is that a resolution that looks back almost 100 years to an event that took place under a predecessor government, the Ottomans, and that has enormous present-day implications for American soldiers and Marines and sailors and airmen in Iraq, is something we need to take very seriously," Mr. Gates told reporters in London.
Your past struggle has, no doubt, had implications on your present day.
What is interesting are the long-term implications that resonate to the present day.
Her influence continues to the present day.
Lat: Present day latitude.
The present day simulation.
Present day ozonisers reach efficiencies from 4to8percentcent.
