Sentence examples for in implication being from inspiring English sources

He then goes on to harp about the $1 trillion in student loans outstanding, in implication being that a lot of the protesters are simply opportunists looking to have their student loan debt expunged.

"The Social Network" is about origins, while "Catfish," at once narrower and more universal in implication, is about consequences.

The implication being that, in the right film, Halston could have a huge impact.

The setting is deliberately obscure, and while the plot probably unfolds in Pakistan, the implication is that the unnamed characters could live in India, or anywhere in Asia.

In particular, intuitionistic implication is understaood as strict material implication: γ(A → B) = □(γ(A) ⊃ γ(B)).

Marmei did not specifically mention the alliance's fumbling response in Ukraine, but the implication was hard to miss.

Although Perkins used more polite language than that of Rush Limbaugh in describing Fluke, his implication was the same.

In marketing, as in life Cialdini advises, "The implication is you have to go first.

In the earlier works, the implication is that social trust drives people toward free enterprise.

The reverse implication is not in general true.

In Niessa's words, "The implication is that maximum virility equals political dominance".