Sentence examples for drop the implication from inspiring English sources

We could also usefully drop the implication that the number of registered offices located in the Cayman Islands has something to do with impropriety.

For these reasons, you may be inclined to drop the incompatibility statement, but the implications worry you.

They would also like to drop the word "flexibility," with its implication of letting the dollar float to whatever level set by the market.

Responsible media needs to drop the pointless Satoshi manhunt and focus on the technology and its implications.

The Times story dropped the subject there, leaving the implication that Johnson was merely a bad participant in an otherwise good institution.

When the Army considered kicking him out, he waived his right to a hearing in exchange for a lesser charge". The Times story dropped the subject there, leaving the implication that Johnson was merely a bad participant in an otherwise good institution.

The implication of not forwarding the packets or dropping the packets in MANET leads to a serious problem.

The Tokie radio was claiming that Japanese relief workers who had entered Hiroshima some days after the bomb had been dropped were dying mysteriously, the implication being that the place was still contaminated by radio activity.

I suppose my jaw dropped open at the implications of his remark.

As many moderate-sized earthquakes have been taking place on the subducting Pacific Plate off the south-east of Hokkaido, Japan, they provide a good opportunity for investigating the spatio-temporal distribution of their stress drops and its implication with respect to the frictional properties of the plate interface.

The overwhelming majority of victims drop their charges because the implications and pressure to convict the accused are too costly.