Sentence examples for implication of course from inspiring English sources

The clear implication, of course, is that some people -- read, riders on Firestone tires -- did.

The implication, of course, was that Gerald looked like a desperate child.

The implication, of course, was that the Fed had failed to do enough.

The implication, of course, is that increase in McConnell's wealth came from being on the public payroll.

The implication, of course, is that much of the progress in track and field has been drug-induced.

The implication, of course, is that women are everywhere and there is no problem with their representation.

Those who will expect to see their paychecks increase are less concerned with the economic implications, of course, and more interested in the personal ones.

Social data implications, of course.

The safety implications, of course, are unknown, but if HUDs are truly an antidote to mounting evidence that digital multitasking behind the wheel is hazardous, it would greatly ease their acceptance.

I really do history and public policy; I think like a historian, but the problems that interest me are the ones with public-policy implications". Of course, geography can be destiny.

The fiscal and economic implications, of course, are massive.