Sentence examples for the implication has been from inspiring English sources

The implication has been that such an inhumane crime could only happen over there.

Asked whether she has ever been made to feel like "less" of a woman because of her condition, Ms Ward said "the implication has been made".

Ben Smith: "Obama responds to Clinton's 'Let's get real'... 'The implication has been that the people who have been voting for me or involved in my campaign are somehow delusional,' he says, as Clinton laughs, and he cites the voters who support him and the editorial boards -- including, he says, all the major ones in Texas -- that have endorsed him".

Hitherto, the implication has been that beta activity influences circuits directly and instantaneously through synchronization.

The implication had been that "the government was lining its pockets with money from one cartel, while trying to curry favor with the United States or others by going after another one".

The implications have been as gothic as all that imagery implied.

Do you think that the implications have been fully debated in China?

He regretted that the protocol as published had been so spare, and that the implications had been made to sound so sweeping.

By the time the implications have been thought about, the people who understand are not interested in talking, because they have got an edge, and that edge is directed at you.

Some of the implications have been that we don't focus on safety or we put dollars in front of safety, and nothing could be further from the truth".

The Treasury view ultimately prevailed over the taxation issue, but not before the implications had been fully aired at the political level.