Sentence examples for new implication from inspiring English sources

"There is evidence of the phrase post-truth being used before Tesich's article, but apparently with the transparent meaning 'after the truth was known', and not with the new implication that truth itself has become irrelevant," said Oxford Dictionaries.

Now the new implication that many are taking away from these clarifying remarks (which are not very clarifying at all) is that perhaps Microsoft switches to the iPhone model with the Xbox, where there's 4, 4S, 5, 5S, 6 and so on, released much, much more frequently.

Our finding provides new implication for reducing antibiotic use which has not been addressed by previous mass campaigns [ 23- 26].

Cysteinyl leukotriene receptors, old and new; implications for asthma.

This poses new implications and challenges to systems security engineering.

Because of the different physical basis, new implications for alloy design may be expected.

Important new implications with respect to fundamental elements of the bainite transformation are also discussed.

Error which was not deemed sufficiently adequate to warrant an appeal would acquire new implications.

Lots of new implications when we start to think about it for HR.

These results could have new implications for diagnosis and management of the condition.

It has an anything-goes approach to advertising, but in a digital age, that policy has new implications.