Sentence examples for implication after from inspiring English sources

This was not quite what judge Anthony Leonard QC said as he sent Max Clifford to prison for eight years at Southwark crown court yesterday, but it is the unmistakable implication after a jury convicted the celebrity publicist on eight charges of indecent assault at the start of the week.

The vague implication, after a season which included a pass to Javier Hernandez by Carrick in the FA Cup described by Rio Ferdinand as "the ball of the season from the most under-rated player in the country", is that manager David Moyes might be able to find better than Carrick.

In recent weeks, faced with a renewed request from American commanders for more allied troops, the Brown government has said it may be willing to add as many as 2,000 soldiers to the 9,000 it already has deployed, but only if several conditions are met, and only, by implication, after a British general election that is most likely to be held in May.

Baseball resumes its season tomorrow, with football returning next weekend, but what are the implications after a weekend nearly devoid of organized sports?

The government, having realised the implications after intense lobbing by publishers, has yet to trigger section 40, but it's on the statute book and could be introduced at any time.

According to Mr. Lapinski and Nick Douglas, Valleywag's editor, an unidentified "online publisher" that had contracted Mr. Lapinski to write the article balked based on "groundless legal implications" after News Corporation complained (valleywag.com).

It looks like Chinese business as usual, and will be an almost entirely opaque process, as unclear in its implications after it is over as it is before it has begun.

This was not a success; although she worked very hard, she did not get on at all well with Brown, and this then had serious implications after the Conservatives won the 1992 election and John Smith succeeded Kinnock as Labour leader.

Certainly Flood, who has lost so much ground since the first optimism created by his partnership with Ben Youngs, was not slow to grasp the implications after his own poor showing in the defeat by Wales.

Yeovil v Cardiff City (Kick off 7.45) Referee Mike Pierce (Hampshire) Odds Yeovil 15-8, Cardiff 6-5, draw 9-4 First match Yeovil 1-1 CarDale (Dale, Nugent) Form Yeovil DWWDW, Cardiff WWLDW Leading scorers Yeovil: Patmore (12); Cardiff: Williams (11) The implications After trailing into the last six minutes, Cardiff were the more relieved team after the first match despite enjoying home advantage.

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