Sentence examples for implication it from inspiring English sources

Gleneagles was many things amongst the murderous bombs, the triumph of the Olympic bid and the thunderous roar of Live8 but aside from the global leaders waking up to the new reality of Africa, China, the modern age of communication and its implication, it is Tony Blair's great lasting legacy – one of which he should be immensely proud.

Schhot (2013) appraises the larger framework of functioning of TPP and the implication it has on its member states.

In this work we investigated whether phenytoin (PHT), could induce efflux transporters overexpression, at different biological barriers and to evaluate the implication it could have on its pharmacokinetics and therapeutic/toxic response.

A gold relief would be confusing because of its excessive reflectivity, and because, by strong implication, it represented the wrong kind of magnificence.

Despite the title's implication, it is not violent; it simmers.

"By implication, it blames consumers if they develop a problem with what's inherently a dangerous product".

By implication, it explains something of how Catholics find themselves tied into these absurd knots.

How could he celebrate his goal, with all the implication it had for both sides?

The presentational excess began with the cover line, "Sex Slaves on Main Street," with the Anytown implication it carries.

While this study is likely the most comprehensive review of isolated MCAD and its clinical implications, it has important limitations.

"This has major commercial implications, it has major security implications," Mr. Erickson said.