Sentence examples for implications at all from inspiring English sources

So they are not avoiding legal implications at all, " he says.

It hasn't had any everlasting policy implications at all! Here's a true goddamned story from my life this week.

Indeed, the new currency was conceived as a unit of account for economic exchange that would not have any wealth implications at all.

The data from Oregon need not change your politics, but that doesn't justify the claim that it lacks any policy implications at all.

Indeed, if the consensus had been only that greenhouse gases have some warming effect, there would have been no obvious policy implications at all.

Feedback valence could be used to adjust performance, whereas feedback type had no behavioral implications at all.

In that sense, driving it back farther and farther with a gluon soup doesn't have any moral implication at all, because that doesn't take away from the grandeur of the design".

To the untrained eye, sf might be taken to imply f (forte: loud), but as The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians and other reference works confirm, during Mahler's time, at least, sf had no dynamic implication at all, indicating only that the composer wanted the note reinforced or accented within the prevailing dynamic, or loudness.

Only a few of the connections made in the film — such as one that goes from a shot of Johnson's own Bible-study homework, from 1975, to a shot inside a Kabul mosque, suggesting the theme of religion in her own life and its attraction to her as a filmmaker — evoke any personal implication at all.

(But be sure not to call minimum "Mamdani implication" — minimum is not an implication at all! For logical analysis, see e.g., Hajek 2000).

Your "implication" was not an implication at all, it was explicitly stated in your tweet: you're conflating critiquing a movie with being an abusive asshole to people online, when it's clear as day they are two seperate things & we're condemning the latter and not the former.