Sentence examples for clear implication of from inspiring English sources

The clear implication of this is that we cannot just rely on conventional counter-terrorism.

The clear implication, of course, is that some people -- read, riders on Firestone tires -- did.

The clear implication of this study is that emotion raises norepinephrine, which then enhances memory.

The clear implication of the study was that political defeat is a biologically stressful experience.

The clear implication of the language is that immunity is limited to diplomatic duties.

But the clear implication of today's comments was that many members of Mr. Bush's national security team retain that view.

There's a clear implication of what the ideal modern home should look like – of a sensible, masculine lifestyle.

Nobody seemed to be saying that Monday; the clear implication of his detention was that nobody is immune.

The soul was, in each case, the form of some body, and the clear implication of this was that it would disappear as the body in question dissolved.

The clear implication of Mr. Dole's remarks was that the United States should withhold the $200 million until the status of the American bases was clarified.

Though Bogdanor does not say so, the clear implication of his account is that the present coalition is the least legitimate peacetime British government of modern times.