Sentence examples for implication is not from inspiring English sources

The implication is not that Chief Justice Rehnquist, who turns 80 on Oct. 1, has lost a step.

The implication is not that injuries decreased late in the season; rather, the data suggested that players play with injuries when games are more important.

The implication is not (or not only) that most discoveries don't behave as expected; it's that a new thing typically becomes useful sometime after the publicity fades.

The implication is not subtle: the troika and other creditors raised most of the bailout tranche from capital markets through low-interest bond issues, and then loaned the money to Greece at much higher rates.

Some of the more memorable slogans from that era include one from Palmolive Soap in the 1920's that asked "Would your husband marry you again?" The implication is, "Not with those dishpan hands".

That an Obama presidency would cause such complications in our dealings with the Islamic world is not likely to be a major factor with American voters, and the implication is not that it should be.

"What do you produce or contribute?" versus "Who are your people?" The implication isn't "Who is your family?" as in The Stangers of Brazoria County.

The implication was not so much I received this as I did this.

The implication was not exactly that Mr. Obama was "not black enough," as some blacks have suggested more recently; his credentials were suspect.

The implication was not that this had scarred or radicalized Osama, or that the visit was somehow responsible for his later declaration of war against the United States.

But dislike of the dynastic implications is not confined to political rivals.