Sentence examples similar to a reference with strong implications from inspiring English sources

Stricturing CD is still an unresolved problem with strong implications for the patients and a high socioeconomic burden due to frequent hospitalizations and surgery [ 23].

The first draft of the Constitution was written by a small group of wealthy men, and it was a document with strong economic implications.

Whether to describe waterfront areas with mangroves as mangrove forests, with a strong implication of the need for forest conservation, or as mangrove swamps, with a strong implication of the need to eradicate and clean up such areas, can influence public opinion.

The fourth group of arguments is based on moral grounds, sometimes with strong missionary implications.

Biopsy with immunohistochemical analysis is helpful in difficult cases and has strong implications for patient management.

There's a strong implication that "Imaginary Friends" agrees with Hellman's answer, and there is little affection in such a judgment.

After all, "denounce" and "reject" both carry a strong implication of condemnation.

In this case, the finer scale analysis with a reference to nearest-neighbor distances produced stronger results.

Mr. Antall -appearing in front of a poster promising a "strong Parliament, strong government and strong forint," a reference to the national currency -adopted a lighter tone, joking with supporters about criticism of his rigid style.

One shop window was painted with a sign reading "B Strong," a reference to a group of survivors and supporters calling themselves "Boston Strong".

The strong implication is that a manager can be truly good only in a bad corporation.