Sentence examples for implications they are from inspiring English sources
Even though drones carry a payload of dark implications, they are positioned as an exercise in global hygiene — taking out terrorists a long way from here with very little risk.
While these studies may ultimately have important clinical implications, they are unable to be classified into a level of evidence according to the AAOS classification scheme (Wright 2005).
Improving estimates of Indonesia's peatland carbon store also has global implications: they are currently estimated to comprise 64% of the total tropical peat carbon pool [2].
While these results may have important implications, they are based on relatively few VAP and CLABSI cases and may be imprecise.
Even when he would talk over them and push back against some of the implications they were making, they would shut up and let him keep talking.
What is galling about this kind of story is the implication they are uncovering data we don't already know.
"There is an implication they're doing it on purpose so they would be hard to find," she said.
In Iran the hostages are often referred to as "our guests", with the implication they were treated with hospitality.
The kids themselves, we're told, sign off on each video, and by implication, they're tough and strong-willed.
She has suggested that her piece has political implications, but they are hard to discern.
