Sentence examples for implication of weakness from inspiring English sources
"No one admits to using it because of the implication of weakness".
"No one admits to using it because of the implication of weakness". Robin McKee, acting principal flutist of the San Francisco Symphony, agrees, saying, "It's too bad we're reluctant to talk about using such a great tool". Indeed, the effect of the drugs does seem magical.
Privately, even some members of Prime Minister Lionel Jospin's Socialist Party say they are concerned about the implications of conservative weakness for the future stability of French democracy.
In other words, the dollar needs to fall by a lot more to make a significant dent in America's external deficit.Does a falling dollar, with its implications of American weakness, spell doom for the rest of the planet?
What's more, the implications of this weakness extend far beyond the social sciences.
Fidelity is analyzing the implications of a possible "prolonged period of weakness in the euro zone".
Any sign of weakness at "Today" has ominous implications -- especially with the contract of its biggest star, Katie Couric, due to expire in May.
This may have several implications; spiritual weakness of the institutions' leaders; some workers may not be Christians at all; shortage of staff coupled with increased workload with no or limited time to conduct devotions.
But given the result of the referendum will have implications for the economy for decades to come, a bit of weakness in the pound ahead of the vote should not be seen as too worrying a factor.
