Her plain implication was that there were two So-and-Sos, both well known to her, at least by reputation.
The plain implication is that these are Brown's fault and can be put right only by a new leader; yet not even Joyce will say it.
"Katyń" has the severity of an old man's work — forceful plain statement and implication convey all that Wajda wants to say.
The implications are plain: the same distinctive intellect is responsible for the rhetoric of both "Rumsfeld" and "Mendelsohn".
It is important to understand how the hydrological system in the Himalayan region is likely to respond to future changes in climate, the differences in impact in the headwaters, transition, and plain zones, and the implications for water availability.
The solar climates were compared with the more widely used general (thermal) climates (severe cold, cold, hot summer and cold winter, mild and hot summer and warm winter) and the major topography (basin, plain and plateau), and implications for building designs were briefly discussed.
Of course, no label was stitched to his buttocks to say "Old England", as might once have been the case in a Punch cartoon, but the implication was plain enough, and faintly surprising in a society that frowns, at least officially, on national stereotypes and stories that relate the doings of a Welshman, an Irishman, etc.
The implication is plain: No choice has been made.
Results from experimental studies in several countries indicate that introducing plain packs can have large implications for how young people view cigarette brands.
The implication is that plain packaging policy may reduce smoking motivation in current smokers through this mechanism.
