Sentence examples for specific implication from inspiring English sources

"What is affirmed, that we are in possession of specific letter with specific implication of the Russian or other federation, is not true".

Beyond the erroneous assumption that all tribal peoples are similar, there is a very specific implication, born of the 19th-century colonial enterprise, that the moral beliefs and behaviors of tribal peoples are not only alien but inferior to "all the ideas of our thinkers, all the teachings of our religions".

But Fuller's primary concern, like that of the wider tradition of natural law theory, is with rationality and the specific implication of fully coherent reasonableness: morally reasonable judgment and choice.

The analysis has a specific implication in our context; because there is limited substitutability between labor and inputs such as seed animals, or facilities in agricultural production, it is most likely the case that higher total surplus results when buyers, rather than farmers, control non-labor inputs in agricultural contracts.

One specific implication stands out: we now know that U.S. military power, however imposing, falls well short of enabling the United States to impose its will on the Greater Middle East.

Moreover, the specific implication of MEK1/2 and ERK1/2 are further supported by the observation of the same effects using a selective ERK1/2 inhibitor.

"Colors are seasonal and have very specific implications," he says.

Instead of leaving his readers to connect allegorical dots, Mr. Maine finally spells out his story's specific implications.

Mimi's drive to be queen to Elvis's king -- or at least queen to her own household -- has specific implications for Silvie.

But people can be quite unaware of the specific implications of the way they deal with particular creditors.

A study published in May in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences had specific implications for the Seychelles tourism and fishing industries.