Sentence examples for the strong implication from inspiring English sources

If we don't, the strong implication is that Great Britain and the Netherlands will block further IMF assistance and Icelandic entry into the European Union, and do whatever else is within their power to send us back to the Stone Age.

So, the strong implication is, did Gary Hart.

The strong implication is that a manager can be truly good only in a bad corporation.

The strong implication that the climate of fear in the Soviet Union was comparable to that of the Nazi period endeared neither poet nor composer to the authorities.

But they are not meaningless, and the strong implication is that Republican rule would lead to the Trifecta of Torment: higher unemployment, worse deficits and greater inequity.

Mr. Hewlett said Hewlett-Packard was trying to "hide the ball" by not disclosing those discussions, and the strong implication was that Ms. Fiorina and Mr. Capellas had a huge personal financial stake in the deal.

Furthermore, we discuss the strong implications cell type enrichment has in the design of effective microarray workflow strategies and show that, by combining CTen with gene expression clustering, we may be able to determine the relative changes in the number of key cell types.

He also (possibly inadvertently) nailed the double bind women find themselves in: we make a step forward and then comes a backlash that is as vicious as it is – we are told – inevitable, and maybe even – goes the stronger implication – deserved.

And statements denying guilt followed by a confession of knowledge of who the guilty person was may carry the strongest implications of a guilty knowledge.

On account of the very strong implication of the prehospital emergency services, an important cohort of potential NHBD was rapidly recruited.

The latter has strong implication on the invariant distribution of the tanh map and may be used to generate a seldom visited region that works as a guard region on chaos-based communication schemes.