Sentence examples for implication less from inspiring English sources

"There are massacres and there are massacres" he said, arguing that "it may be the 21st century, but African lives are still deemed less newsworthy – and, by implication, less valuable – than western lives".

Jeb's slogan, "Right to rise," is harder-edged, more specific in its implications, less personal, and easier to attack.

"The Dark Knight Rises" may stage a version of revolution in New York, but its politics are still less significant, its implications less resonant than those of "The Avengers," yet the droningly dun palette conveys Nolan's belief that he's making a grand statement.

What has changed significantly are the diplomatic implications, less importantly for Britain's relationship with Ecuador, than for the fact that London will want to avoid setting an international precedent that might be used one day against one of its own missions abroad.

For a chronic condition with significant potential health implications, less than 23% of patients said that they would be likely to consider a therapeutic substitution.

The implication of less predictability is that we should place greater emphasis on diversification rather than on prediction.

The finding that NEAT1 RNA clusters typically localize at the edges of SC35 domains, regions known to be enriched in active genes [ 43, 44], suggests a possible relationship of NEAT1 to pre-mRNA metabolism, however, in this case the implication is less clear.

Two works with specifically dramatic implications were less effective.

But the long-term implications are less clear.

That hypothesis has worrisome implications for less skilled workers.

But today the ethical implications of less is more are at best ambiguous if not deeply sinister.