Sentence examples for the implications started from inspiring English sources

As Chalmers began to develop his theory of consciousness as a primitive, the implications started to multiply.

It's a simple story with deep implications, starting with the ones contained in the very title of the film (that of a classic Hollywood song by Jimmy van Heusen and Johnny Burke).

"But as gifts become major, tax implications start to matter".

It has many implications, starting by paying sales tax (VAT).

This has many practical implications, starting with taking a stance on our family values.

And while there are several, Machel said she has chosen to focus on one with far-reaching implications starting at birth: child marriage.

But it's hard to miss the implication that starting life fresh requires an array of fresh purchases.

Conversely, these data, by implication, start to explain why the C-terminal domain can also impact upon the activity of the enzyme.

The above questions have to be answered in the context of available evidence and the economical implications of starting ART at higher CD4 cell counts in the developing world.

Just as few noticed when the U.S. Supreme Court made corporations citizens entitled to constitutional protections under the 16th Amendment in 1913, virtually no one took account of the implications of proliferating ownership starting in the 1920s.

After attending a group education session to understand the implications of ART, patients start on a generic fixed dose combination (FDC) of d4T/3TC/NVP.