Sentence examples for the implication of which is from inspiring English sources

It's a big, silly mess, the implication of which is that these companies really had no intention of taking any of the cases to court (to say nothing of trying to seek justice), but instead merely to make a quick buck.

She's taking them to task for posting online photos of themselves in states of near-undress... the implication of which is that such behavior leads to sluttiness and -- worse!

The extent of periodontal disease was negatively associated with anti-CarP seropositivity, the implication of which is unclear.

Opportunity cost is the benefit forgone by not investing in the next best use of resources; the implication of which is that costs and benefits of service options need to be assessed on an ongoing basis.

He gave a lecture that we all crowded in to attend and at the end of it Michael Halliday asked him a question, the implication of which was that one of his claims did not hold water.

(This simplification ignores the cases of multiple domains in the unassigned region, the implication of which are discussed in the supplementary Text S2) Overall, in the current analysis there are approximately 116,400 types of domain combination, with 20,397 types accounting for 95% of all combinations.

Hayward said Lakeman, 32, had "severe spine trauma, the implications of which is why they're not making any prognosis".

All journalists become storytellers by default, the implications of which are devastating.

And of course 2016, the year of Brexit and Trump, the implications of which are, as yet, unknown.

All of this means the government's long-term financial backing of this vast plan is far from guaranteed, the implications of which are unclear.

It may well be that a deep, and profoundly significant "Islamisation" of the politics of the Arab world is taking place, the implications of which are only beginning to be glimpsed.