Sentence examples for has the implication from inspiring English sources
For strict empiricists this definition has the implication that the human mind is passive a "tabula rasa" that receives impressions and more or less records them as they are.
"The word 'investigation' sometimes has the implication of more formality or a disciplinary action," he said, "which is not the case in the overwhelming number of incidents when we have to go out and determine and have a review of what took place".
"After what we've seen, where companies were blowing through consensus numbers and offering guidance that was dimes, not pennies, above" forecasts, said Matt Arnold, an analyst at Edward Jones, "it has the implication that there's not as much potential for these big earnings surprises to the upside".
This has the implication that Christian compassion is not primarily a "kind of pain".
This has the implication that SV information is limited to 6 months before the last available main field observations.
The extension affects the interaction dummy and has the implication of understanding that whether the EEA had long-run effects.
As the violence has worsened, the implications have deepened.
This study has the following managerial implications.
This result has the following managerial implications.
"It does not have the same implications".
