Sentence examples for by the implications that from inspiring English sources

We're very concerned by the implications that the recent tentative agreement has on cockpit crew costs.

The global labor movement is deeply concerned by the implications that the secret meeting has upon Internet use.

Rodriguez disputed that, stung by the implication that he was not a team player.

Comforted by the implication that Congress can and will act, markets don't panic.

They were offended by the implication that they didn't care.

Readers would be better served by identifying quality piercing studios than by the implication that piercing is repulsive.

David didn't understand these gestures and was disquieted by the implication that he knew the man.

As a man I always felt a bit disconcerted by the implication that I wasn't worth it.

Many of the Pentagon's uniformed lawyers were angered by the implication that the military would be used to deliver "rough justice" for the terrorists.

He said he did not know until yesterday morning that a horse had collapsed on Friday, and he was upset by the implication that he had scared it.

But understanding the plight of deindustrialised parts of Britain is not helped by the implication that this process began in the 1980s.