And the implication of Australians being too dependent upon welfare also does not stack up.
And the implication of what you're saying is kind of sexual and very weird.
She pulled a face, and the implication of me being stupid set me off.
"When I was at ABC Sports, nobody thought anything about the crashing helmets and the implication of the crashing helmets".
Philip Zimmerman discusses the ability of computers to keep track of us, and the implication of deliberate policy in regards to privacy.
Davies said the return of rickets, and the implication of vitamin D in other ill-health, meant that offering every family with under-fives free vitamins was necessary.
Bullard: The crisis has certainly given me a lot more respect for the zero bound and nominal interest rates and the implication of that for conventional monetary policy.
There are all sorts of issues about this, including the most economic way to run a company in the future and the implication of punishing directors.
The assumption of general stupidity, and the implication of her own superiority, were no doubt part of what infuriated her critics.
The modern Doctor has been a haunted war survivor, and the implication of his genocide against two races has hung heavy.
Rather than gaze into space, I found before my eyes messages about "signal widgets" and the implication of having every "text string" translated into 40 languages.
