Sentence examples for heavy implication from inspiring English sources

Dombek makes this case elegantly, and by heavy implication: If you are strongly averse to something, won't you inevitably have trouble recognizing it within yourself?

But the authors of the report also invite the reader, by heavy implication, to ask whether the top brass at Conservative HQ was quite as ignorant of Clarke's alleged behaviour as the official record suggests.

To dig up ancient "racy" photographs of Trump's wife adds absolutely nothing to the political conversation other than the heavy implication that such conduct is ill-befitting of a first lady, and might therefore reflect poorly on Trump's candidacy.

Not so long ago, the police were reeling from the death of Smiley Culture after a police raid on his home, and heavy implication in the phone-hacking scandal, which led to the resignation of its two most senior staff.

Aside from moral questions regarding free will, the technique itself can be viewed as an act of evil: to a soundtrack of Beethoven, Alex is drugged and made to watch snuff movies, with the heavy implication that these have been manufactured by the government.

We were realizing that technological change came with heavy implications.

"It had heavy implications, having been clinically nuts when I was a kid.

G.M.'s new quest for international markets carries heavy implications for the structure of the domestic automobile industry.

Nobody knows, but the toe-to-toe negotiations could come down to such hard choices, all of which carry heavy implications for the Treasury's tax revenues.

It carries heavy implications for Detroit, perhaps most urgently in the types of emissions and mileage standards the automakers would have to meet.

Monday night's contest has heavy implications for Arsenal's title challenge, after Liverpool went top of the table on Saturday.