Sentence examples for implication to be from inspiring English sources

So I don't want the implication to be that somehow everything we say is just cooked up and put in our head by somebody else.

It is an offence, under the Osteopaths Act 1993 for anyone practising in the UK to claim expressly or by implication to be any kind of osteopath unless registered with the GOsC.

The inescapable implication to be drawn is that not only are moon-June-spoon romantic pieties of traditional Broadway musical a lie, but so is the notion of the Ziegfeld era as a golden one.

Above all, Mr Nateq-Noori is known, by implication, to be the favoured candidate of Iran's spiritual leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.Being president is the Islamic Republic's second most important job: the Rahbar or Leader comes first.

If the experiment showed the test implication to be false, the hypothesis could be rejected.

These problems arise generally, and Popper proposes that they be solved by a methodological decision to regard a failure of the deduced testable implication to be a failure of the theory.

They warn that the field is moving too fast for its ethical implications to be fully considered.

Who is next?" "I'm not telling you that, am I?" There are two implications to be drawn from this.

There was one more rule change that affected serving, although it took awhile for the implications to be understood.

The implications to be established in this paper are indicated by the arrows in Fig. 1.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 The implications to be proved.