Sentence examples for added implies that from inspiring English sources

Other procedures being possibly added, implies that other teams and logistics are to be called in to contribute at specific times (the technician of radiology for radiography, the anatomopathologist for diagnostic biopsies, a second surgical team for complementary interventions).

"You can't seem halfhearted about it," Ms. Rice added, implying that Mr. Clinton had.

Now it scarcely exists, she added, implying that Pivot could fulfill a similar purpose.

This could take months, he added, implying that there was no need to rush into an international conference.

"I don't think I'll ever get there," he added, implying that there are always going to be bits of knowledge outside a given individual's possession.

"They think he makes fireworks," she added, implying that her environmental plans, should she get to Congress, would be more impressive.

"You've got to stop it some way, somehow," Rodriguez added, implying that Murphy should have dived to stop the ball.

"We had a pretty darn tough battle," he added, implying that to beat Mr. Gore, no matter how narrowly, would be a resounding validation of his own platform.

"Since we purchased it in good faith, it is our asset and we cannot return it for free," he added, implying that with compensation, a return might be possible.

Both CRP and SAA were very highly independently statistically significant for prognosis pre-operatively, although SAA lost this independence when CRP was added, implying that CRP may provide additional information.

The president's decision to open talks with the Russians, he added, "implies at least to me" that Mr. Bush "will not break out of the ABM treaty in the meantime".