Sentence examples for but the implication of from inspiring English sources

"But the implication of . . . a legal commercial market is not that you need less enforcement".

"But the implication of the Bush administration plan is that the ABM treaty as we know it is dead.

But the implication of therapeutic benefits hardly changed, the council said, prompting it to ask the F.D.A. to intervene.

But the implication of her words is that to make 300 million Indians richer, 800 million Indians have become poorer in real, rather than relative, terms.

But the implication of the report is broader, and it gives us a new way to think about cyber security and game theory.

But the implication of what Roberts is saying is that anything short of outright bribery is protected by the First Amendment.

But divining the implication of the meetings is where matters become complicated.

But the implications of the controversy go far beyond bathrooms.

But the implications of the cuts disturbed him.

But the implications of that ruling go far beyond Alabama.

But the implications of the Stupak amendment are broader, because of the structure of the exchange.