Sentence examples for untoward implications from inspiring English sources
These palliative measures incur further costs and can have untoward implications in powertrain noise and vibration problems.
Women's sexual consent has in many instances been understood quite expansively, as simply the absence of refusal or resistance; feminists have criticized this approach on the grounds that, among its other untoward implications, it regards even unconscious women as consenting (MacKinnon 1989b, 340; Archard 1998, 85).
Especially some untoward implications might not be obvious at first sight, but could be both, major and undesired, if not considered and adequately addressed in advance.
Though romantic sparks are kindled between them, the implication is that nothing untoward happened.
"I am really resentful of the implication that there is anything untoward," she said.
Ms. Malcolm said she was downright angered by implications that she was doing anything untoward.
"There have been absolutely no implications that we are aware of that there was anything untoward in either his behaviour or attitude," he told Reuters.
Nothing apparently untoward there.
Two untoward events ensued.
Because nothing untoward happened.
