Sentence examples for * bad implies from inspiring English sources
The possible involvement of Bad implies that induction of apoptosis by these treatments may be via the mitochondrial pathway.
Bad implies a level of unhappiness.
Too bad, he implies, if the trade unions squawk.
The small Sky & Telescope staff was like a family, with all the good and bad that implies — a handful of backyard stargazers and space fans who care enough about the sky to work for, well, see above.
The value of bt max cannot make the supply short of demand, while the value of bt min is zero as the channel quality is very bad, which implies that the SU has no demand for the channel.
It is important to note that, since the presence of the bad data implies the computation of the residual covariances and the need to repeat the estimation process, the aforementioned improvements brought by the SVR method on the execution times further increase.
MR: Right, they were a filter, with all the good and bad that implies.
The Milano is definitely a "designer" hotel, with all the good-and bad-that implies.
Secret, private, concealed; usually in a bad sense, implying craft or deception; underhand, surreptitious".
It is bad because it implies that the individual is incapable of handling his own affairs.
Romney attempted to disarm this by acknowledging the bad hand, but implying Republicans wished Obama well.
