Sentence examples for implications that there from inspiring English sources

It criticized Mr. Ray for the implications that there might have been evidence of wrongdoing but that it was insufficient.

But it is so full of fascinating details and provocative implications that there is a danger that individual yarns of campaign sleaze will slide by with inadequate attention.

However, it makes implications that there may be more at stake.

This finding has the implication that there may in fact be a sub-class of patients who are more accurately classified by single-gene methods cf. network-based or gene-set methods and vice-versa.

"I am really resentful of the implication that there is anything untoward," she said.

His implication that "there are other standards" in England is not new.

I disavow, aggressively, any implication that there was a political nature in this.

But the implication that there is a specific danger that the government guidelines guard against is much more questionable.

"The disappointing part of the report was the implication that there were systemic failings in child welfare.

We live under the tyranny of "brilliance" everywhere – with its deadening implication that there's nothing left to discuss.

The implication that there is serious tension between the scientific and green communities is flawed on at least two grounds.