Sentence examples for implication has been from inspiring English sources

The implication has been that such an inhumane crime could only happen over there.

Two is too many One implication has been that domestic demand for the traditional, two-year MBA in America is falling alarmingly.

Asked whether she has ever been made to feel like "less" of a woman because of her condition, Ms Ward said "the implication has been made".

Mamdani implication has been used to infer output contribution from each rule.

For the last 37 cases, a drug implication has been definitely ruled out, with no drug intake, another causative agent, illicit substances and food.

Ben Smith: "Obama responds to Clinton's 'Let's get real'... 'The implication has been that the people who have been voting for me or involved in my campaign are somehow delusional,' he says, as Clinton laughs, and he cites the voters who support him and the editorial boards -- including, he says, all the major ones in Texas -- that have endorsed him".

The previous implication had been they did not know until Ensign's June 16 news conference.

Teasing out this book's many strands, influences and implications has been fascinating – and bewildering.

Feminization of medicine and its implications has been a topic of interest in the United States of America [ 3, 4] and Europe [ 5].

One of the most important changes with far reaching implications has been the advent of patient-centered medicine [ 1].

In the title the word "implications" has been added to reflect the distinction between the new results and their implications more precisely.