Sentence examples for implications that i from inspiring English sources

In any event, he immediately saw ethical implications that I hadn't acknowledged.

Anyway, all forms of large-scale electricity generation are so fraught with broad social and environmental implications that I don't see how they can ever be "free" of social and political controls of some sort.

"I've had a really hard time trying to fight these implications that I've been involved in an inappropriate relationship with a married congressman," she said.

Unfortunately this takes time and has so many political implications that I too remain skeptical.

"No, I mean what size are they?" Finally - a question with implications that I understood completely!

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There was no implication that I'd done a bad job".

As a man I always felt a bit disconcerted by the implication that I wasn't worth it.

The implication that I have concealed my indebtedness to these superb books is almost as absurd as it is unjust.

"I strongly resent the implication that I'm in IT," snorts a wounded Steve Cross, who is keen to argue his case.

"The Bush campaign would be as surprised as I was by any implication that I was working with them," she said.