Sentence examples for the implications which from inspiring English sources

As Ford Madox Ford warned his readers, the implications which Hughes handled with such mastery are not comfortable.

My great regret is that I failed to ensure that enough people understood that and the implications which it has for the future.

And so I was forced to acknowledge that the liquidity trap was real, and to think through the implications, which I did in this 1998 paper (pdf).

We assess the implications which research on endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) has for the regulation of synthetic substances and for the protection of the environment, particularly under the forthcoming European Union (EU) REACH legislation.

The longitudinal assessment of the rate of change of the variables studied shall allow us to know the implications which might be potentially generated as well as the natural evolution of those.

Meanwhile, our argument aims to make a more general point: we want to consider some of the implications which epidemiologic work carries with regard to the sociological notion of biopower.

The implication, which also flows through much of the text, is that the overthrow of Christendom was something to regret, not celebrate.

"The implication, which I find convincing, is that virtually all of the existing sequence variation is of recent origin," says David Conway, a molecular parasitologist at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

The implication, which Draghi did not shirk, is that eurozone governments now have to start being brave, if the eurozone is to revive in a serious and sustainable way.

The implication, which is empirically testable, is that in some conditions, adults are expected to manifest advantages in language skill acquisition, while in other conditions, they may do worse than children.

It's more that the songs already held these implications, which were just awaiting notice and a savvy follow-through.