The runner, a Jew, was assailed for "going too far to win", the unsavory implication being that Jews gained unfair advantage by ignoring the standards of "civilized" Englishmen.
However, following their Microsoft's Imagine Cup 2010 win, the By Implication team seems to have entered the Filipino startup scene.
Now, failing to win the division has huge implications.
I think they still think they're going to win," -- the implication being that they are sadly deluded.
Every week for the rest of the season, there will be Big 12 games that have huge implications on who will win the national title.
Consumers apparently had to "pause and think" more about the implications of winning $1 million than of winning $250,000, he added, and some believed it would be harder to win the bigger prize than the smaller one.
Whoever wins the X-Prize, the implications are likely to be explosive.
If it wins, the measure has significant implications for the rest of the country.
Then we cried over Onkel Julius, because the fear, and the terrible implications of Hitler winning the election, are all there too, calmly and clearly explained.
Yesterday one of the writers Mr Packer mentioned, Lewis Sorley, had an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal making the case, yet again, that America won the war in Vietnam, presumably with the implication that winning Afghanistan should be a cinch, too.
