Sentence examples for although the implications from inspiring English sources

Jessica admired his savvy, although the implications of the transaction embarrassed her.

Although the implications of this case for gay marriage are disappointing to Schalk and Kopf, they have achieved a clear precedent for the future.

The former world No 1 announced yesterday that he will miss the British major for the second time in four years, although the implications for his future caused just as much consternation.

The Web sites have not uncovered news that delicate, although the implications of their reports on the currency crisis, later confirmed by South Korean government officials, were far-reaching.

Victory in the first stage of the British Tour after eight laps of an eight-mile circuit in the heart of the city gave Kittel the first yellow jersey on the finish line outside the Royal Liver Building and, as in Yorkshire, Mark Cavendish hit the deck, although the implications were unclear after the stage.

"Although the implications are clear, a court has now ruled, on the basis of evidence that the claimants will never see, that they cannot pursue the case for reasons also decided in closed proceedings, as to what happened a decade ago in a court that upheld the secretary of state's application to keep them in detention for years".

Although the implication would be that it was broken and this is what fixed it.

Although the implication that Holiday was an authentic masochist is tenuous, her lover, bass player John Simmons, was convinced of it.

As the song unfolds and the girl sings about a boy from the past, the chorus sounds oddly like a taunt, although the implication is that the boy whose promises "vanished" is actually quite successful: "How does it feel to hear your songs on the radio?

His carmina ("songs"), written in stanzas of two or four lines of polished Greek metres, are now universally called odes, although the implication that they were to be sung to the accompaniment of a lyre is probably only a literary convention.

Recent evidence has suggested an important role of miRNAs in liver biology and diseases, although the implication of miRNAs in cholangiocarcinoma remains to be defined further.