Sentence examples for argument implies that from inspiring English sources

Developing countries' second argument implies that a line can be drawn between climate change and development.

But such an argument implies that the number of Americans leaving the Catholic church is larger than previously thought.

The "kicking down" argument implies that Muslims who believe that cartoons lampooning their prophet equal an attack on their faith are a homogenous group.

Fine but that argument implies that it should concentrate on credit cards, Smith Barney and consumer finance, and quit everything else, including retail banking.

This argument implies that bureaucracies have an inbuilt tendency to grow even when there is no good reason for them so to do.

Hence, contrary to observation, this argument implies that the night sky should everywhere be bright, with no dark spaces between the stars.

Summers's argument implied that some legal source, perhaps the Constitution, barred the government from impairing the obligation of contracts.

That argument implied that once the race winnowed down from nine guys plus Romney to one guy v Romney, the "anti-Romney" vote would become the majority.

Several general kinds of argument imply that this may indeed be the case.

In the context of DADT, this argument implied that heterosexual service members are justified in fearing gay men seeing their naked bodies.

But di Robilant's cumulative arguments imply that despite it all, the Zen narrative might be true.