Sentence examples for in the implications from inspiring English sources

On top of these, TfL must now factor in the implications of Khan's fares freeze.

Whether it be education, politics or neuroscience, we all have a vested interest in the implications of language.

And among the prime abuses to which it's subject is thoughtless consumption — the deployment of its means without personal engagement in the implications of its power.

Inside the courtroom the verdict was greeted with gasps and tears of relief from the public gallery as the 40 fans allowed inside took in the implications.

Teddy Bridgewater cautioned his team-mates against getting too caught up in the implications of it all, saying that "we can't let the game become too big".

One way in which Iraq and Vietnam — two wars doomed to be endlessly compared — are not the same is in the implications of America's departure.

The third problem lies in the implication that only Syrians deserve to gain asylum in Europe.

And in the implication of her comments about Stephen Fry, whose time is up.

The damage in the paragraph potentially lies in the implication that voters do not understand the root causes of their concern about immigration.

And there's anguish and vulnerability in the implication that the stick has been transferred because Father has died recently, within the past year.

Conversely, there is something offensive in the implication that we might resent that pact, and, like plaintive children, demand to have everything explained.