Sentence examples for implication for his from inspiring English sources

Also that the creative urge is a desire to escape from earthly torments: they teased Andersen for being ungainly, Watson for being albino and Lepage, by implication, for his alopecia.

First, it has encouraging implications for his anti-corruption campaign.

It also has major implications for his re-election bid.

The call was cordial and did not leave Mr. Zelnick anxious despite the implications for his company.

Yet one aspect of it is worth examining further, owing to its implications for his Party.

Antonio Metzoquiari, 59, a thin man wearing a New York Yankees baseball cap, considered the implications for his community.

Writing in the Guardian, David Pond, the chief executive of Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby, admitted his surprise and described the implications for his sport as "stark".

Even if that had been so, he would have been too conscious of the potential implications for his reputation and career to take risks of that kind".

"The player has clearly understood the seriousness of the matter and its potential implications for his participation in the World Cup in New Zealand later in the year.

But he skated lightly over the implications for his own policies of Hamas's victory in last month's Palestinian legislative elections.

LETTER FROM BEIJING about Vice-President Al Gore's Confucian conduct during his first official visit to China, and its implications for his political future.