Sentence examples for if that implied from inspiring English sources

If that implied that India was prepared to continue with its threats of war over Pakistani-sponsored terrorism in Kashmir, the calculations on the domestic front seemed equally fraught.

If outside, will that imply the end of NATO?

If so, does that imply no modern economic development on any meaningful scale?

If there is does that imply a higher being directing the universe?

Yet it refused and the administration went ahead with the deal anyway.If that implies that India outnegotiated America, it certainly looks that way.

And if that implies sappiness, think again.

The book argues persuasively that "taking the long view" is a grievous mistake if that implies tolerating long years of start-up losses.

Rodgers would go on to produce their next single, Wild Boys, and their follow-up album, Notorious, though if that implies a steadying of the ship, then you couldn't be more mistaken.

"After years of almost unprecedented crisis, the vast majority of Greeks are endorsing parties promising to keep the country in the euro even if that implies thorough and painful reforms," said Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Germany's Berenberg bank.

So, I accept micro-evolution, but I'm not yet sure if that implies macro-evolution.

If so, that implies about $300bn faked over the whole year - a sizeable amount.