Sentence examples for implication since from inspiring English sources

However, the I.R.S. story has the potential to affect perceptions of the executive branch, the Democratic Party and the United States government as a whole, and Mr. Obama by implication, since he is the head of each of those institutions.

If creditors cannot get their money back from HAA, they have recourse to the government in Klagenfurt, and by implication, since Carinthia is a poor province, the government in Vienna.Austrian officialdom is divided over what should be done.

The addition of B9 makes it impossible to interpret ⇒ as material implication, since in the case of material implication it can be proved that for any propositions p and q, ((p→q)∨(p→¬q)) (1932, 179).

But this is not a strict implication, since defining scientific realism in terms of aiming at truth does not, strictly speaking, suggest anything about the success of scientific practice in this regard.

It may have a clinical implication since cetuximab is currently used to treat recurrent disease.

This theoretical statement has no practical implication, since noise is always present in images and prevents the recovery of weakly transferred lateral frequencies.

The change could have wide implications, since the majority of Twitter users are outside the United States.

A small point, but one with large implications, since this meant that a key prosecution witness had lied.

That has broad economic implications since those without cars have a harder time getting to work, school, day care or the grocery store.

"This has serious implications, since many young women marry before age 20 and being anemic or underweight increases their risks during pregnancy," said the report.

"Our results have great clinical implications, since our treatment approach of Ebola hemorrhagic fever targets the disease process rather than the replication of the infectious agent," the team headed by Dr. Thomas W. Geisbert reported.