Sentence examples for implication of all these from inspiring English sources

The implication of all these settlements will come into greater focus over the following days and weeks.

The implication of all these is the systematic miscalculation of densities from velocities and vice versa.

The implication of all those ­posters in public buildings is that this is an ­undesirable yet ­ubiquitous ­occupational hazard: "Our staff have the right to go about their work ­without fear of abuse or attack.

We expect focus will be on understanding the implication of all this on East Coast specifically.

The implication of all this is that southern carpetbaggers never look right in northern seats.

The implication of all this is that Cameron and Osborne think the workers are to blame for the malaise of the British economy.

'What did you do?' " The implication of all this — that Joyce was an apolitical dweller in an ivory tower — is, unfortunately, untrue.

The implication of all this is that, like Viking warriors, the Liberal Democrats have burnt their boats on the beach by entering government, and now need to make a success of it and stick with Clegg.

The other implication of all this musing on lost writers is that plenty of the authors who seem terribly important today will soon be stuck on the shelves gathering dust just as fast Delderfield and co.

To Mr Stern, the implication of all this is that a process based on slicing up "rights to the atmosphere" can't work.

One implication of all this is that individuals will have to learn to work at one and the same time in different organizational structures.