Sentence examples for implication of all of from inspiring English sources
The implication of all of this is that the eye is journeying a great distance, and may even be suffering a kind of jet lag.
The human implication of all of this is clear: despite Australia's reliance on locally produced food and its economic dependence on agricultural exports, the number of small- and medium-sized farmers living off the land is dwindling rapidly.
With regard to the second most valued aspect linked to a better involvement of the students with the activity that they are developing, the opinions of the participants emphasise this aspect: "Being able to evaluate all the members of the group so that the participation and implication of all of them are reflected (Group 3).
An implication of all of these studies taken together is that HER2 amplification can apparently be acquired late in disease progression in some instances.
The implications of all this for the rest of Europe were a prime topic at last weekend's meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Washington.
As a result — pending government inquiries surrounding the antitrust implications of all of this — Android remains very vulnerable.
"The implications of all of this are very serious and, for that reason, very important to take into account".
I wanted some kind of satisfaction that no matter how low he may have fallen, that he still understood the implications of all of this for his children.
I can do little to add to the Times' excellent discussion of the physiologic implications of all this.
Despite the launch of a government inquiry, "we cannot overestimate the scale of resistance that there is to the implications of all this, to the sheer scale of childhood oppression, of sexual predation, and those with an interest in protecting it.
