Sentences with phrase «certain implications»

Am I missing certain implications of the bill's language?

But the fact that a bodily resurrection could have certain implications for people of the first century does not necessarily mean it can have these same implications for us today.

Certain implications of this framework for trade marks were discussed in our previous post.

«They have limited technological capacities and finances, which have certain implications on culture that are irreversible — giving up their private land, changing customs and moving elsewhere.»

Since Steve's point was that Christians do more good than atheists (with certain implications, in my view), I asked if you also though Christians were better — but it appears you don't.

In other words, having perceived how the divine Thou apprehended them in their own histories, and having grasped certain implications of this, they interpreted their situation (or the history of Israel) in this light.

Likewise, the belief that humans have been wholly corrupted by the Fall has certain implications regarding what we hope for and how we expect it to come about.

Our findings hold certain implications for individuals in LDRs — namely, if face - to - face contact is limited, couples should find other ways to create a sense of a shared social presence in real time.

One would think homeowner hopefuls — Americans who are in the market for a home and desire to buy in the near future — would also be more aware of upcoming rate increases, after all it could have certain implications on their budget and buying timeline.

He then goes on to draw out certain implications of these fundamental beliefs, part of which he describes as a «mystery,» that is, surely, as belonging to that «wisdom» which should follow upon the apprehension of the preaching of «Christ and Him crucified.»

This has certain implications, such as the denial of determinism.