Sentence examples for true implication of from inspiring English sources

That is the true implication of the contact hours debate.

That phrase, which is not in the original, puts the emphasis on men, Mr. Kakar said, adding that "the true implication of the passage -- the importance of women -- had gone completely unnoticed in the Burton translation".

Some investors will try to take advantage of that moment of vulnerability with very tough terms, but that worries me less than the true implication of being vulnerable.

The true implication of the "Greek Tragedy" is that no country can live beyond its means without someone paying for it.

By focusing on the so-called "depravity" of hip-hop, O'Reilly fails to recognize the true implication of the Pew report and the real challenges the church faces today, Lee said.

Only then will we know the true implications of Bhutan's first snow of the year.

Now, with the euro in crisis, the true implications of this gamble are becoming clear.

As with many things quantum, the true implications of entanglement are far subtler than they at first appear.

But compared with their British predecessors, Indian judges have been forthright in asserting the true implications of various faiths.

Huygens, a contemporary of Newton, could account for double refraction with his elementary wave theory, but he did not recognize the true implications of the effect.

One suspects that when the true implications of Brexit become apparent in higher prices, squeezed incomes and an aggravation of austerity, large numbers of Leave voters will have second thoughts.