Sentence examples for a negative implication and from inspiring English sources

A: The word notoriety has a negative implication and in fact the response to my speech has been tremendously, overwhelmingly positive.

This could be explained by the fact that there is an increasing global trend of sedentary lifestyle (and diet) among younger people, 22 which has a negative implication on physical fitness, and mobility problems are becoming common in middle-aged adults.

"It will have a negative implication to those sitting in middle America".

However, it has a negative implication in proximity effect correction, i.e. lengthening correction time.

To prepare, begin by analyzing the lessons listed in the article for their possible negative implications, and create a new list of messages that illustrate the "downside" or negative impacts of gaming.

Another popular approach is to write a set of rules that classify all the words and clauses likely to be encountered in a text as having positive or negative implications, and then using the rule book to mark the text accordingly.

Standard & Poor's said yesterday that it had placed UAL on credit watch with negative implications, and US Airways on credit watch with positive implications.

This was done because of habitat fragmentation can have a bigger negative implication on ecological connectivity and well-being of residing fauna and flora (Fahrig 2003).

"We divest any negative implication from the word and toss it around with love".

The public, he said, would not understand if they backed a solution with clear negative implications for noise and air quality in and around London.

History has shown that this can have both a negative and positive implication depending on how it's used.