Sentence examples for over the implication from inspiring English sources

Politicians and economists differed over the implication of the new forecast.

Pacquiao's camp continues with its defamation lawsuit over the implication that Pacquiao is a doper.

But some who knew him said that they thought he was distraught over the implication that he was responsible for the escape.

No wonder, then, that some residents sound a bit defensive over the implication that their neighborhood's identity might be tenuously tied to a couple of movie stars.

The company also warned policyholders that, following discussions with the FSA over the implication of a new "realistic" accounting regime, it would no longer be able to include the benefits of being a mutual when calculating future policy values.

There is outrage, of course, over the implication that those parents' anguish would have been less, and therefore the crime less heinous, if the child had been a girl.

Labour voters and supporters are mulling over the implications of Thursday's elections across the UK.

There is no skating over the implications, no avoiding the consequences.

A furore followed, as anthropologists rowed over the implications for human evolution.

After a few days spent mulling over the implications of the programme, I felt compelled to write to you.

Not content to quibble over the implications for individual family budgets, some of them resorted to outright fantasizing.