Sentence examples for implication to get from inspiring English sources

Since BuzzFeed's story (which Robert Mueller's office disputed), Cohen has said that Trump used code words and implication to get him to lie.

For a show about a gruesome murder, this opening episode features a relative lack of the gory stuff, instead using tone and implication to get the point across.

Only by focusing on the smallest terms of individual experience might we begin, by implication, to get a sense of the benumbing scale of the destruction visited on a continent and a race.

For example the scientific community has great data and analysis that everyone can use, but they need to simplify knowledge and implications to get stakeholders on the same page.

The non-cluster villages also in the sub-district (without Jema town, the district capital) were significantly better off in terms of household wealth and access to transportation (and by implication, ability to get to a health centre).

This has real world implications, I want to get into it.

"Because of the budget implications, they have to get that done sooner rather than later," said Charlie Black, a Republican strategist who has advised the administration.

With the amplified role of connected consumers, there are implications for competing to get what we want, negotiating, collaborating and understanding others' needs, caring for the common good and getting involved – all from our handhelds.

It also made it much more difficult for women, and by implication ethnic minority, candidates to get elected as it favoured block votes for parties.

You want to look at the possible tax implications of a sale to get a true understanding of the value of the marital home.

The crack sparked the hashtag #FireColbert, which was quickly co-opted by conservative types, who were less concerned with the joke's problematic implications and instead rallied to get Colbert fired for his anti-Trump views.