Sentence examples for implication would cause from inspiring English sources

"However, nobody dared inform the authorities for fear that Pablo's implication would cause Pablo and people associated with him to take revenge".

Although Aetna could spin off the financial services and health units to shareholders without any tax implications, a sale to ING would cause a big capital gains tax liability for investors.

As Dennett ironically puts it, the robot "had just finished deducing that pulling the wagon out of the room would not change the color of the room's walls and was embarking on a proof of the further implication that pulling the wagon out would cause its wheels to turn more revolutions than there were wheels on the wagon – when the bomb exploded".

The hypothesis was that the subjectivity in selecting the measurement points would cause variation in calculated ratios with implication on the classification of dogs as tracheal hypoplastic or non-hypoplastic.

The implication was that depriving these demons of their power and influence would cause the nation's major problems to go away.

If ice sheets become unstable, it would cause continually rising sea levels with economic implications that are incalculable.

We have illustrated the implication of targeting hub nodes and proposed network-based drug targets which would cause less side effect.

The implication of this design, however, was that pressing adjoining keys in quick succession would cause their typebars to collide and jam the machine.

The dramatic decrease in intracellular succinyl-CoA would cause decreased protein succinylation, a post-translational modification with important regulatory implications.

Although two-thirds acknowledge that an Alzheimer's diagnosis would cause their family great financial harm, nearly half say they have never considered the financial implications if they, or someone in their family, were to get the disease.

That would cause a sensation.