Sentence examples for first implication from inspiring English sources

The first implication of the research seems straightforward.

The first implication of the attack is on Nairobi's urban development.

The first implication was that using the P.S.A. test to screen men who had no symptoms would uncover a huge reservoir of indolent cancers.

The first implication of Koerner's essay is that we should get used to the idea that we will fail most of the time.

The first implication here is that elites are liberals, not men like Gingrich — whose net worth The Los Angeles Times has estimated to be $6.7 million, who was a history professor, who was paid $1.6 million dollars by Freddie Mac for "advice," and who had a half million dollar line of credit at Tiffany's.

The first implication is straightforward.

Within a case study of automotive assembly a validation of this method was done and first implications were derived.

His argument has a second implication.

The second implication is short-term economic loss.

The second implication about those "elite" liberals, like President Obama, is even more explicit.

But as the rubble of nationalism is cleared away, there is a second implication as another word is being reinvented: Britishness.