Sentence examples for unavoidable implications from inspiring English sources

Additionally, our analysis of family sequence data highlights that genome and exome sequencing of families has unavoidable implications for immediate family members and therefore requires appropriate counseling of the family.

A Google search confirmed that both pianists were demonstrably real — Hatto had existed, and Indjic had recently played in Poland — which left the unavoidable implication that one was a plagiarist.

But the Kantian position is that such self-regard is not a contingent psychological fact about us, but an unavoidable implication of the exercise of practical reason (cf. Taylor 2005).

But there are similarities: the futile feeding of the bottomless beast and the unavoidable psychological implications, the immediate hit of the new that feels like an orgasm and the inevitable coming-down.

The reasons for a realtime search mechanism can be debated, but what will be unavoidable is the implications of not moving forward for both FriendFeed and Twitter.

But because the series of minute shape changes from wrapped to unwrapped is unavoidable, the work's implications were tragic news for every alas-poor-Yorick moment of great drama.

While the Colorado recalls may have been highly localized events, the broader implications are unavoidable.

Putnam's message was more suggestive than prescriptive but the implication is unavoidable.

But the budget and his economic proposals are such an indelible part of his identity that discussion of the contentious policy plans and their implications will be unavoidable.

Yet for the more than 2.5 million Muslims living in the United States, these implications have been unavoidable, cropping up on Facebook status updates, bouncing around Twitter and expressed by politicians.

3 Despite free availability of postmortem investigations in the English National Health Service as many as 50-70% of stillbirths have until recently been categorised as unclassified or unexplained 4 and are, by implication, often considered unavoidable.