Sentence examples for further implication from inspiring English sources

A further implication is that the recipients will be obliged to surrender more of their already depleted store of privacy.

A further implication of the novel's title is that "spook country" is the one all Americans live in.

That has a further implication: mobile surfers will not want small screens cluttered with the advertisements that finance most websites.

Judeo-Christian tradition has always had its own problems with the flesh, of course, evocative as it is of the carnal and thus sinful (and, by further implication, slothful and unclean).

It could still be that firms like Microsoft are capable of using their girth to squish their rivals; the point is that continued monopoly is not cast-iron evidence of bad behaviour.There might be a further implication for patent policy.

Once one puts matters like this, it becomes hard to accept a further implication in the offing of the Archbishop's remarks, namely, that those running the state have a duty to identify and inculcate a morality so that the state - now, in a shift of focus, understood as consisting of the collectivity of its members - can itself be moral.

The further implication is that it was the fault of the Labour Party, and specifically its then leader Ed Miliband, not to back the policy, and its failure in the Commons led directly to the United States then scaling back its intervention in Syria.

From this, there is a further implication.

This study also has strong potential for further implication.

At the epistemological level, the further implication is that self-transformation remains a mystery.

Therefore, this study may extend our knowledge about the molecular ecological mechanisms of solid phase denitrification processes for further implication.