Sentence examples for was the implication of from inspiring English sources

At least, that was the implication of the question he posed on a visit to Dover last week.

I have yet to come across a single Muslim who believes that one in five have sympathy for Isis, which was the implication of the Sun front page.

So it is not the case that 46% (or 45%!) of that funding can be re-allocated to 3* or 4* projects, which was the implication of Mr Cable's exemplar.

That was the implication of Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, who told the group of fellow Republican governors that Reagan was one of his heroes, and recalled being spat at by a hippie while volunteering for one of his campaigns.

For instance, a route to explain the Buncefield explosion (HSL, 2009) was the implication of tiny particles raised by the blast and promoting flame acceleration through enhanced heat exchanges by thermal radiation in the flame front.

As it happens, it was the implication of such a regression, in Joseph J. Lhota's notorious campaign ad last month, that has left many in the real estate world aghast.

What are the implications of this research?

This is the implication of the apology".

"That is the implication of the study".

That's the implication of a recent analysis by RealtyTrac.

So what is the implication of overcapitalized and overvalued companies?