Sentence examples for the implication to from inspiring English sources

"The implication to me is loud and clear: 'We already got somebody.' They knew it was a whole can of worms".

"If it were 1 percent of the market, the implication to commerce and retail and consumers would be much more manageable," he said in an interview.

The implication to Sorrell was clear: if the university ruled in Choudhry's favor, she could be on the hook for the time she had taken off – during which she was doing extensive therapy as she was trying to work through the mental health effects of the harassment and the university's response.

Amateur sleuths have inevitably jumped to the conclusion that Fred's mother was therefore the real Mrs Robinson and at the time of the West End production one report asserted the fact authoritatively, naming her as Jo Rudd, a teacher who bitterly resented the implication to her death.

The implication to process conditions is also discussed.

The newly acquired data from the NOMan project and the state-of-art analysis enabled us to extend the available period range of MT responses to shorter periods and to evaluate the implication to crustal structure in greater detail than achieved in previous deep ocean MT studies.

But, for me, a second viewing allowed the implications to emerge.

Just wait for the implications to sink in of absurdities such as this.

There was one more rule change that affected serving, although it took awhile for the implications to be understood.

We are too fond of accepting immigrants who are useful to our society without considering the implications to their own country.

On wage costs and the implementation of a "national living wage", McDonald's said it was working through the implications to see how it would impact the business.