Sentence examples for than implications from inspiring English sources

"I think there have been quite a few reporters recently," said Mr. McCain's closest adviser, Mark Salter, "who have sort of implied, or made more than implications, that somehow we're responsible for the occasional nut who shows up and yells something about Barack Obama".

There has been a lot of ink spilled and there will likely be a lot more, but there are a few questions that I think deserve a closer look — and there is a broader point to be made that will likely get obfuscated by people pursuing technical details rather than implications.

This development is potentially transformative of approaches to research capacity development, yet, to date, the focus has largely been on facilitation of knowledge sharing (through open access journals, for example) rather than implications for knowledge generation.

As the name implies (actually, I'm pretty sure that's slightly stronger than implication, having the word in the title), the game takes place in the time of knights and chivalry and all that fun stuff.

The less-than-subtle implication is that "these people" are simply killing each other.

His memories about that first board meeting are more about what had gone wrong following RBS's takeover of ABN Amro a year earlier than the implications of the Lehman collapse.

AMONG the parallels between our present financial turmoil and the Great Depression of the 1930s, few are more important to understand than the implications of economic upheaval for national security.

Finally, viewpoint C expects that those who can afford an AV will mainly enjoy AVs benefits, thus AVs will have more negative than positive implications for social equity.

Teachers who develop Web-based courses must learn to act like designers; however, the type of design practice one undertakes has more than pedagogical implications.

Neptune, in less than ideal implications, represents confinement or incarceration... like a warehouse jail for instance.

Arrearage had more administrative than clinical implications.