Sentence examples for implication whether from inspiring English sources

What the play does do is correct a historical injustice and ask, by implication, whether women are still sidelined in the scientific world.

They spent the next hour politely arguing whether America had imperialist designs on Vietnam in the 1960's and, by implication, whether it had them now.

To be taken seriously now, they must explain whether they think previous levels of state spending were sustainable (and, by implication, whether they could be repeated).

On Sunday, Greek voters will go to the polls to choose a new government and, by implication, whether to stay in the euro zone.

"Guess they just didn't fight hard enough, did they?" can sometimes come off as the implication, whether the intent is there or not.

In fact, only one pediatrician in the group was more aware of the same legal implication whether they send the patient home with good or poor prognosis.

What happens to the Mekong River has global implications, whether it is to fish stocks, rice exports, sand supplies or climate regulation.

Wenders doesn't explode the film-noir framework of the movie, nor does he explore its historical origins or its implications, whether aesthetic or political.

Some people are not being straightforward about its implications, whether because they are calculating, mortified, or — in the case of opponents, some of whom have also been unclear about what the law means — alarmed, but it also inhabits novel legal territory, so it is genuinely hard to know what those implications would be.

Leighton Andrews told the BBC the vote would have "major implications" whether Scotland remained in the UK or not.

To what extent QFT-GIT distinguishes recent from remote infection is unclear, but can have implications whether to start preventive therapy.