Sentence examples for the implication of it from inspiring English sources

The implication of "it is really just the same as saying" is that this is not what it is ordinarily taken to be saying.

"You probably recognise the implication of it later on.

There's certainly... the implication of it, but there is nothing explicit enough to rise to the level of criminal wrongdoing, in my opinion". Amazon's stock closed Thursday at $1,614.37, down 1.6%.

After decades of declining service quality paired with sharply rising prices and the ongoing indignities of security theatre (which, it happens, you can simply pay to avoid, strongly suggesting that airport security is less about security than the implication of it), people resent the hell out of these companies.

Of particular interest were variable expression levels of NANOG among blastocysts, although the implication of it is unknown at present.

In a series of studies, we explored the implications of IT-induced technology stress, technology addiction and IT misuse in the workplace.

Even though we were quite well apprised of the catastrophe and its extent, and were aware of the implications of it for the way the community functions, to us, it seemed like a reasonably well functioning machine.

If only the implications of it all weren't so grim.

And despite widespread understanding of the implications of it, of the end of privacy and so on, it seems most people believe it a price worth paying.

Justice Kennedy emphasized that the ruling as to Sergeant Quon was narrow, even as he explored the implications of it.

What is needed, says Taylor, is the "ability to grasp the implications of IT and the drive to realise the opportunities".