Sentence examples for implication to me from inspiring English sources

"The implication to me is loud and clear: 'We already got somebody.' They knew it was a whole can of worms".

The primary implication to me has been the systemic disparagement of the LGBT community.

"There's really not a political implication to this for me as it relates to electoral politics," Ms. Quinn said in an interview.

"There's really not a political implication to this for me as it relates to electoral politics," Quinn told The Times.

Until then, wrote Mr. Ross, transferring the Red Hat shares to the Nevada shell company "will have no tax implications whatsoever to me," while subsequent sale of the stock "will be a nontaxable event".

This is where a certain political implication comes out of hiding, and it's a political implication very dear to me.

The legal implications only occurred to me when I went public and the media were concerned for my safety.

Going forward, I am directing the Director of National Intelligence, in consultation with the Attorney General, to annually review – for the purpose of declassification – any future opinions of the Court with broad privacy implications, and to report to me and Congress on these efforts.

This point and its implications were made clear to me at the recent Association of National Advertisers conference in Phoenix where CMOs from some of the smartest organizations explained why purpose-driven branding is essential to success in this "new normal" environment.

Implications - It seems to me that the surprising report by Foerstner et al. [ 26] of very different GC- content distributions between distinct environmental samples (despite comparable representation of the bacterial phyla) could reflect a differential usage of the three DNA pol III across environments.

But to me the implication felt very clear: we don't want your sort round here.