Sentence examples for some implication from inspiring English sources

There is some implication there that girls can't handle it".

"If you thought that this thing would be reviewed by a new board and it might not be approved, there is some implication that, 'Gee, this thing couldn't stand the light of day,"' Mr. Reed said in an interview with The New York Times that was cited in the counterclaim.

"In other words, if you thought that if this thing would be reviewed by a new board, and it might not be approved, there is some implication that, 'Gee, this thing couldn't stand the light of day".' In defending his decision to ask for the money, Mr. Grasso has said that he was doing so for estate planning.

Our results might also have some implication for treatment and rehabilitation of patients with chronic RCT.

But if so, our endorsement would seem to have some implication for our own hands.

There's some implication that what Hillhouse has revealed in Outsourced are truths that she couldn't talk about in plain nonfiction.

This reduced mobility could have some implications for mortgage borrowers.

Some implications are shortly analyzed.

We discuss some implications for poverty policy.

Some implications are further discussed.

Sex hormones have some implications on headaches.