Sentence examples for the implication is the same from inspiring English sources

Here, too, the implication is the same — Pakistanis are unable to govern themselves — and dovetails with the emerging demand for a strongman.

So, predictably, news that I am going to Brazil for the World Cup sparked much amusement among my friends: "You're going to the World Cup?" "You're going to the World Cup?" "You're going to the World Cup?" The emphasis is always different, but the implication is the same: me going to the World Cup is about as funny as sending a vegan to a country that only eats meat.

So the implication is the same: with a little legislative sleight of hand, end-to-end encryption is made to stand outside the law.

(Frankly, I'd prefer a non-ethical concept like reciprocity when dealing with foreigners who don't and won't share our values, but the implication is the same).

Its implication is the same one trotted out by the Australian and other right wing organs: that Australia's laws effectively prevent the religious satire that the right have been pretending was the whole of Charlie Hebdo's output.

In addition, even if the cells and the adipose tissue could deconjugate BPA-G into free BPA, the implication is the same that BPA-G has biological activity.

Although Perkins used more polite language than that of Rush Limbaugh in describing Fluke, his implication was the same.

(The tax implications are the same for cash or stock dividends).

There, where columnists and citizens voice their concerns, the number of articles about the presidency and its implications was the same for both presidents.

The qualitative implications are the same as for the number of procedures.

Cost implications are the same regardless of the modality of the parental involvement.