Sentence examples for implication who from inspiring English sources

It reads like a deliberate and definitive statement about who we are and about what we think virtue in the public sphere looks like — and, by implication, who doesn't belong.

A change in the law that ministers are proposing to Pickles would give the public the right to know who the UK is banning from entering the country, and, by implication, who the UK would let in.

If you've ever expressed the least bit of skepticism about environmentalist calls for making the vast majority of fossil fuel use illegal, you've probably heard the smug response: "97% of climate scientists agree with climate change" — which always carries the implication: Who are you to challenge them?

The terminology has implications: who (and where) lies the responsibility for RI being Responsible?

Traumatic spinal cord injuries (TSCIs) are a rare, albeit oftentimes life-altering condition with long-term physical, psychological, social and financial implications (WHO 2013; Branco et al. 2007; Post and van Leeuwen 2012).

(Conditional recommendation acknowledging major resource implications)" (WHO Rapid Implementation 2011).

By implication, women who don't "shut it down" have only themselves to blame.

By implication, anybody who tells you otherwise — including the fellow Texan he helped put in the White House — is a fraud.

"The implication of who is — or who is not — paying legal fees could have a large effect on the defense's strategies for defendants".

In the long-run, whether millennials vote next week has far more implication than who we vote for.

Kotler is also gently critical of legislators and policymakers — and by implication, economists — who offer single-fix solutions.