Sentence examples for to the implication of from inspiring English sources
Despite these difficulties, and contrary to the implication of your article, we secured financial support for these nonprofits.
Contrary to the implication of the exhibition's title, "Drawings in Wood," the sculptures are all three-dimensional; most are small enough to hold in one hand.
As to your concern about the commercial angles, no company was mentioned because Dr. Raabe asssured me that the study was done without financial support from any of the carotid stent vendors (there are more than one, contrary to the implication of your note) — fyi, these were Guidant devices.
Contrary to the implication of your headline, the New York Public Library has always been open about its compensation practices; indeed, we provide a link from our Web site to a source for our tax returns, which include this information in full.
Therefore, there is a less chance of interference being inducted into the primary network due to the implication of docitive and predictive modeling approach.
Thus, the exceptional increasing uptake of hydrogen chromate could be linked to the implication of the electronic cloud of the aromatic ring.
Facing up to the implications of this is hard.
Travel to the future means we gain insight to the implications of decisions in the present.
have been named, the public has a second chance to respond to the implications of Watergate.
"We are attentive to the implications of changes in the value of the dollar".
"People have not woken up yet to the implications of this bill.
