Sentences with phrase «deeper implications beyond»
Hyundai and Kia could be starting to feel the repercussions of misrepresenting fuel economy, but this problem may have deeper implications beyond the Korean automakers.
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We are left with a sense of deep appreciation for the depths Barth plumbed in his endeavors to place the correlation of divine power and divine love on a new footing, but unfortunately he simply did go far enough to allow the implications of his very own searching to lead him to empowering breakthroughs beyond theism's impasses.
As Provine summarized the matter, «The destructive implications of evolutionary biology extend far beyond the assumptions of organized religion to a much deeper and more pervasive belief, held by the vast majority of people, that non-mechanistic organizing designs or forces are somehow responsible for the visible order of the physical universe, biological organisms, and human moral order.»
Beyond the frightful implications of not breathing fully, consider some of the many benefits of deep breathing.
There is a further implication that the image penetrates beyond surface appearance to give us some deeper sense of the person depicted.
Macfarlane warns that «we have become titanic geological agents, our legacy legible for millennia to come» in an attempt to urge human beings to consider the implications of our actions in terms of «deep time» — beyond the here and now.
While Iglesias clearly does not indulge in Baroque spectacle and has taken the fountain tradition far beyond mere lavish ornament, her uses of water seem to me to resonate with the deeper implications of Descartes» analogy, for the regular pulse of Tres Aguas evokes the mind - body symbiosis of every living organism as well as the reciprocity that needs to exist between nature and society, individual and community.
The book argues that this goes beyond political mobilisations and has deep social implications for a country which, for at least 40 - 50 years after enacting its unique Constitution, functioned under the basic principle that national identity is not hostage to how one prays.