Yet, apart from denying that "→" can be understood either as material implication or strict implication, Lewis had little to say in print about what the truth conditions of subjunctive or counterfactual conditionals are.
The implications here are stunning, to say the least.
It's for helping us hear overtones and implications, allowing a writer to say more than what a sentence literally says.
The implications for ExxonMobil are problematic, to say the least.
Judd adamantly rejected interpretations of his abstract sculptures that linked them to the human body, but it's impossible to miss the utopian, which is to say human, implications of what he conceived here.
The author, in answering the question and studying its historical implications, "finds some fresh things to say about this old but rich topic," Richard Brookhiser said in these pages in 2000.
However, after trying to untangle the implications of what Gosling had to say — that an eclectic collection speaks to openness, that people who put important books on top are trying to make an impression — we realized the futility.
The movie had something to say, by implication, about modern media adapting to the web.
"There are important public policy implications to this decision," said Brian Clemow, the lead attorney for the state.
Our focus is on providing an overview of the existing academic literature on the topic, offering suggestions for future research and highlighting policy implications related to Say-on-Pay, which is particularly important given the debate about its usefulness to corporate governance.
