Transforming traditional IT is difficult, Gartner would seem to imply, so don't bother.
Recent failings would imply soon.
We are not celebrating the end of Saddam Hussein's regime because doing so would imply that the answers to these questions is yes.
Doing so would imply a need to re-examine the policies that have led to this point, something he is not willing to do.
Not to do so would imply that it does not accept the panel's findings and that it has failed to acquire the insight it is accused of lacking.
One reason he had failed as a filmmaker, he told me, was that it was hard for him to give other people instructions — to do so would imply that he knew what he was doing in advance.
Antinuclear groups have charged that the reluctance to distribute the drug stems from the belief that to do so would imply that the plants are not as safe as claimed by regulators and the industry.
You might call Matt Taibbi's angry response, on the Rolling Stone Web site, to Lara Logan's comments on CNN about how reporters ought to behave a rant — but doing so would imply that he was overreacting, and, as heated as his tone was, he's not, really.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 29 , 2010You might call Matt Taibbi's angry response, on the Rolling Stone Web site, to Lara Logan's comments on CNN about how reporters ought to behave a rant but doing so would imply that he was overreacting, and, as heated as his tone was, he's not, really.
"To me, as an African-American, I am frankly insulted that the Obama campaign would imply that we are so stupid that we would think Hillary and Bill Clinton, who have been deeply and emotionally involved in black issues since Barack Obama was doing something in the neighborhood — and I won't say what he was doing, but he said it in the book — when they have been involved," Mr. Johnson said.
