It is rare that one ever gets this sort of unanimity from economists on any single question, let alone the whole bundle of questions implicated by something so complex as a country's membership in a supranational economic union. .
Other patients were concerned that asking questions implicated their own lack of intellect.
This time, Mr. Mulvihill insists, the suspects in question have implicated themselves.
In particular, it will be essential to establish whether or not the genes in question are implicated in a rate-limiting process and to analyse the dynamics of the corresponding protein products, including their turnover, post-translational modifications and cellular localization.
That's the fundamental question that the Supreme Court confronts in Luis v. United States--a question that implicates the integrity of the criminal justice system.
The evidence, however dramatic before the cameras, needed to find a theatrical level at which it could seem to call itself into question and implicate the audience.
Texas in 2003, struck down a Texas law making homosexual sex a crime, public support for same-sex marriage — a question not directly implicated by the decision — dropped sharply.
First, researchers from varied domains, asking a range of research questions, consistently implicate intersections as critical decision points.
Public restrooms are not just toilets; for more than a hundred years, they have implicated questions of who really belongs in public, civic, and professional life.
Although large dairy goat farms were implicated, questions about exact transmission routes and risk factors remained unanswered.
