Sentence examples for positive implication from inspiring English sources
'positive implication' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you are talking about an idea, statement or action that implies something good or beneficial. For example: An increase in the minimum wage has a positive implication for low-income households.
And if the only choice in theory choice is one among conventional coordinating definitions, then that is no choice at all, a point stressed by Reichenbach, especially, as an important positive implication of his position.
The second, and more positive implication of the work for Africa, is the possibility of building new institutions from scratch.
The positive implication is that Chinese authorities put aside months of acrimonious politics with Japan — over territorial disputes etc. — in order to lend a hand.
This is largely based on a newfound interest in other people's smart assistants (though it's got some positive implication for video recording, as well).
The positive implication is that the wind farm can deliver energy throughout most of the year, so that annual production amounts of hydrogen could be predicted rather safely.
For Lay's estate, and his widow Linda, the positive implication of this grim day is that the government now has no means to collect on its forfeiture claim against Lay for $43.5 million.
That may have broader positive implications".
But there are some very positive implications, too.
There can even be positive implications of price increases by companies.
After the announcement, Standard & Poor's placed Xerox on credit watch with positive implications.
Palmer's incursion into the political landscape has some positive implications for our public discourse.
