Sentence examples for implication like from inspiring English sources

They are big in implication (like the belatedly interpreted radar plots showing Japanese aircraft approaching Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941) and big in accomplishment (like the events, chronicled by photograph and document, of D-Day, which the exhibition calls the "greatest amphibious attack in military history").

In what he calls "Gentzen semantics", von Kutschera (1968) gives, as Lorenzen, a semantics of logically complex implication-like statements A1,…,An → B with respect to calculi K which govern the reasoning with atomic sentences.

And so it proves, leading to sensational disclosures of intimate betrayal, but the implications pop like bubblegum and make no appreciable difference to the superheroes' relation to each other and the world.

"With terrifying implications, like all things that are neat".

I do think it has some obvious national security implications, like people not being available with skills that the intelligence community needs.

A lot of what he supports fits with the anti-Netanyahu tide... people who see Netanyahu turning away from a two-state solution with the Palestinians and worry about the implications like Herzog's approach better.

With implications like these?

First, childlessness has demographic implications like declining birth rates and population decline and ageing.

Increasing resistance of bacteria has social and economic implications like growing morbidity and mortality from infections and the rise of treatment costs [1, 8].

After the SEC lifted its 80-year ban on "general solicitation," allowing startups to publicly advertise their fundraising efforts, AngelList has begun experiments that could have big implications, like the recent launch of "syndicates".

Sci-fi that's rooted in some sort of political cause, or with practical implications, like Margaret Atwood's "MaddAddam" trilogy, is the best fit.