Sentence examples for implication have from inspiring English sources

The Russians, by implication, have not.

The most expensive Big Macs are found in Britain, Denmark and Switzerland, which by implication have the most overvalued currencies.

The trust's director, Tracey Brown, says that the rise in "perceived allergies" as she puts it, is down to parents who, by implication, have more money than sense and get false positives from quack allergy tests.

The idea of asking bankers what they thought about a change in the firm's methods shocked some S.& P. analysts and executives, including one who fired back, "What does 'rating implication' have to do with the search for truth?

Most of the settlers there and in Jerusalem, whom he numbered at 650,000, would be on the Israeli side of an adjusted border; an indeterminate number of Jewish settlements in "Samaria and Judaea", his preferred biblical name for the West Bank, would "end up beyond Israel's borders"—and would therefore, by implication, have to be removed.

While chlorine is commonly used, concerns with its effectiveness and health implication have prompted researchers to seek alternatives.

But another implication has to do with responsibility.

However, such an implication has not been previously demonstrated.

Yet the implications have not sunk in.

Maybe the implications haven't sunk in.

As the violence has worsened, the implications have deepened.