Sentence examples for implication you can from inspiring English sources
To be British and black sometimes feels like being told who you are, which is ahistorical and "other", an implication you can spend your life trying to disprove.
A more problem-based approach doesn't mean we should stop training people to be scientists, in fact it can be part of the training of scientists (one of the problems I have with the 21st Century Science model is the implication you can divide proto-scientists and proto-publics at such a young age).
Whether in the business or nonprofit sector, the concept of optimizing administrative costs has this implication: You can only assess the reasonableness of an organization's costs in terms of their effect on its achievement of its mission.
Given these implications, you can understand why the education establishment has been in no hurry to embrace a digital future.
"Mexican-Americans now live all over the country, and the genetic implications — that you can pass these two diseases on to half your kids — mean that health practitioners and patients, particularly those in the Southwest, need to be aware of the symptoms," Dr. Morrison said.
So familiarize yourself with rebounding implications so you can guess every time where the ball's going.
The implication is that you can help yourself.
The implication is that you can liberate the subjects of a Communist regime, but the subjects of a Fascist regime are incurable.
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"The rabbis' consensus is go to a rabbi, because of the stringency of the matter on both sides of the equation, both the Jewish legal implications and because you can destroy a person's life with a false report," Rabbi Zwiebel said.
