Sentence examples similar to an implication to that end from inspiring English sources

All of these riddles send out tendrils of implication that end up strangling the movie, the plot of which does not so much thicken as clog and coagulate.

Fed officials delivered several speeches last week that suggested the bank had shifted its focus to fighting inflation, an implication that interest rates could rise by the end of the year.

So there's an implication we could end up saving money with private insurance as well!

"Every game is a 'game seven' with play-off implications right to the end so we have to be ready for every one that comes along," said Marquardt.

(Including the bizarre implication at the end that the members of the cabala are in some way reincarnations of the ancient gods).

Soon they are figuring out how to help the committee relocate them to Poland, where the implication is that they will soon end up in concentration camps.

The health implications led him to end the school year early in the past, when cholera and fear of contamination were rampant.

However, the implication that my politics end there perpetuates the sexist idea that my appearance, and how much I care about it, can be a basis for dismissing the rest of what I have to say.

"The implication was that this would be ending".

The implication is that the tightening cycle has ended, but in a bad way, because a recession could be on horizon.

When it all ends, the implication remains that it was her presence that ignited it.