Sentence examples for implication would lead from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, this practical implication would lead students to learn more English with less anxiety in English class.

By implication, such attitude would lead to developing a medical culture where the emergency room is used by the uninsured as a primary care doctor's office.

Vivek Goyal, an electrical engineer at the university, said that while the work had clear implications for surveillance he hoped it would lead to robots that could navigate better and boost the safety of driverless cars.

"I admit that I made an error of judgment and I never thought it would lead to such serious implications," Cronje's statement said.

His motivation for this is that to make "mind-independence" a requirement of realism in general would lead to counter-intuitive implications.

"The quite clear implication was: which is the best way that would lead us to go to war?

But the statement issued on Monday said last week's fire had put Daw Mill's security "seriously in doubt" and would lead to talks on the implications for its remaining workforce.

One need only imagine similar moves made against a wide range of historical films and books, whose implications displeased some government officials, to see where this would lead.

The implication is that using these domains, heterologously, in S. cerevisiae would lead to undesired cross talk between the implanted system and the host.

The implication is that a similar FPR and TPR for a biomarker would lead to an acceptable screening modality.

It would not have been possible for Brouwer to make this inference if at the time it would have been among his proof conditions of an implication to have a proof of the antecedent, as then a proof of A → B would lead to a proof of B and thereby make it impossible to begin establishing the second implication by proving its antecedent ¬B.