Sentence examples for in its implication from inspiring English sources
But, in its implication that David Cameron's Tories were a bunch of weaklings, it was also unfair.
But the commercial is somewhat misleading in its implication that Mr. Bush's plan would not leave enough money to pay current retirees.
To some economists, however, the solution of negotiated coordination of sovereign nations' economic policies reeks of idle hope in its implication that elected leaders will relinquish to foreigners some authority to discipline their economies.
And the presence of unaltered locations and nonactors has a political component, in its implication of truth-telling in places where the government imposes elaborate fictions on its citizenry.
Spare, too, the condescending argument that disaffected Democrats who joined Republican ranks in recent decades are "voting against their own best interests," undemocratic in its implication that a large swath of America isn't mentally fit to cast a ballot.
Where the movie ventures onto dangerous ground is in its implication that the same impulses have led black hip-hoppers and their white imitators to embrace the word "nigger" (and its gangsta rap variations) as a proud badge of identity.
Some non-anthropocentric environmental thinkers have found the language of economics unsatisfactory in its implications since it already appears to assume a largely instrumental view of nature.
"It was controversial in its implications for other clubs, and both the FA and United moved pretty quickly to reject it".
But it's also worrying in its implications for modern, financial capitalism to deliver innovation.
