Sentence examples for implication in this from inspiring English sources

So people have to realise there's an implication in this.

There is no mistaking the implication in this last clause.

Sound isn't a sensation usually associated with manuscript displays, but it's ever present, at least by implication, in this one.

The implication, in this bold and clever bid for Kennedy's vote, is that the same goes for bakers.

If there is an ideological implication in this Barbizon-inspired work, it is surely the unity of man and nature that the Indian commonly symbolized.

(Heyting in 1956 chose to define implication in this stronger sense; see section 5.4 below).

This raised an interesting implication in that this oversecretion might have the potential to be utilised in generating antitumour immunity.

To avoid this implication in the language used for this topic, we suggest using immediate clamping and deferred clamping which is more neutral in tone.

But because there was this implication (in the book) that he made a deal with the FBI, he is angry with me.

Furthermore, we have included a new section subtitled by "Clinical Implication" in the Discussion to address this important issue.

So are there implications in this study for humans?