Sentence examples for the implication about from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Evans pressed her to respond specifically to the implication about her role in lifting term limits, Ms. Quinn said, "As I've said many times, I believed at that moment in time, given the very extreme, challenging economic times we were in — I hope we don't see those again — that it was appropriate to give the voters a choice of consistency".
And you were right, the implication about the damage done by mark to market.
From the figures, we can obtain the implication about the consistency between the results obtained by simulation and asymptotic analysis.
And I think if you keep drawing attention to the facts around the commentary and the coverage, the story gets to be pretty clear about the difference in treatment, and the implication about the difference in respect.
Katherine Nelson, a spokeswoman for Discovery Channel, said: "The implication about the Vatican is not accurate, though we do have cooperation from people in the church".
But it seems the implications about the power and reach of these companies is only now seeping into the public consciousness.
Apart from the implications about language therapy, there's another practical side to Maye's research.
The trajectory of this research is to expand knowledge on auditory therapy for stroke patients, but the implications about your genetics can determine whether you're a good musician versus a great musician are food for thought.
The implications about novel disease identification, advancement of complex diseases and personalized medicine are discussed.
The son was also counseled about the potential impact of his mother's genetic test results on the relationship with his sister, as the siblings might react differently to the information and consequently to the implications about their own health.
The immediate implication about the current Gaza situation is also very clear; Israeli motivation to deepen the ground assault has greatly increased, rather than decreased.
