More simply, if A then B; but not B, hence not A. One might, of course, challenge the implication: something might arise from nothing, even if there are no cases of chickens giving birth to horses.
Mr. Sebring, who often disappeared from his professional life in advertising and fashion for months at a time in order to follow Ms. Smith around the world, said he felt he had "now done something of real historical significance," something, by implication, that his commercial photography is not.
We talk about... the implications of something like Ukraine, but we leave storage in this regard to the markets".
Casual assertions with dangerous — and, often enough, unconstitutional — implications are something of a Trumpian specialty, and they are at the center of this case.
There are obvious commerce implications for something like this, too.
But he also smartly chose a name for his product that has broad entertainment industry implications, versus something like BandPage.
I'm not a golf player myself, but the implications of something like this are obvious to other sports.
When ForbesWoman put the same question to Nikki Haley, the GOP's gubernatorial candidate in South Carolina, her spokesperson responded that "gender implications" are something "the media tries to analyze" but are not part of "the story here".
For Jessica Knight, the mental and physical health implications are something she continues to live with today a decade after she was stabbed in an unprovoked attack in Chorley as a 14-year-old.
