Sentence examples for because the implication is from inspiring English sources

"And the question itself is problematic because the implication is that it is different for women than men.

The unasked question hangs in the air: "You don't have children because — —?" The implication is that if I chose a life without children, I am cold.

But she remained clear that the concept of a Year of Publishing Women was "a ridiculous idea … This whole bend-over-backwards business backfires, because the implication is that women need special treatment," she said.

Paulo Costa, the mayor of Venice, told me recently that he objects to the term "centro storico," or historic center, because the implication is that a city's outskirts have no history.

Because the implication is that it fell out of someone's vagina?

The above is usually treated as a conservative insight, because the implication is that economic growth is the real answer to our problem, not higher taxes.

When you hear it announced that such-and-such an issue cannot be raised now because it is "political dynamite," the implication is that you yourself are mixed up in a cheap trick perpretrated by one section of the people on another section.

When a war that flagrantly violated international law is opposed because it was badly managed, the implication is that better management could make for an acceptable war.

The implication is profound, because without knowing the air is bad, nothing will be done to fix it.

The implication is that because Hall got away with it for so long, he should be punished less.

The implication is that because the arrest generated a lot of attention in the present, it is trending, whereas WikiLeaks, which has been highly discussed over time, is not.