Sentence examples for a name that implies from inspiring English sources

There is a Z3 Plus mind you, which is the same model, but with a different name - a name that implies the handset is the previous generation, that does not imply progress, and loses the impact of consistent branding across the world.

Don't choose a name that implies a connection with a public agency.

For instance, you may not use a name that implies any connection to government or international organizations.[8].

It was actually called the iPhone 4S, a name that implied more modest changes than the bold redesign some pundits had hoped for.

In a country where people have been striving toward mediocrity for decades, standing out a little bit (but not too much) by having a noble-sounding name that implies a hint of sophistication is very desirable.

That lesion is usually called Osteochondritis dissecans, a terrible and misleading name that implies inflammation (itis) and drying out (dissecans), though neither is present in the condition.

The Group 1066 partners recommend a new name that implies technological innovation and also resonates with younger consumers.

Last year, in a rather pointed blog post that grouped the Taylor initiative with the opening of a new institute for the study of ballet at N.Y.U., the dance writer Wendy Perron wrote, "There's a ring about each name that implies that the form in question is endangered, and that these initiatives are meant to protect them in their purity".

Mongolian idiocy (also called Mongolism) became a widely used term for nearly a hundred years, but in 1961 a group of genetic experts wrote to the British medical journal The Lancet suggesting four alternatives better suited than the name that implied a racial connection when the biological connection did not actually exist.

The large corporate owned funeral chains often have funeral home names that imply they are family owned businesses.

About half had larger listings and/or company names that implied larger size.