Sentence examples for articles implying from inspiring English sources

Articles implying that all psychotropic medications are inappropriate for this population do a terrible disservice.

The German press may traditionally be more restrained when it comes to anti-immigration rhetoric, but Bild in particular has run articles implying that refugees get an "easy ride".

Since it became clear last week that Mr. Haider had a chance of being in government, the European news media have been full of articles implying that Nazism is on the rise in Austria, a charge that many Austrians vigorously reject and resent.

We found that for the figure ranking task different articles favor different approaches quite differently, and some approach can perform much better or much worse on certain subsets of articles, implying that a customized figure ranking model should be considered to address the challenging diversity of bioscience articles.

But the hypocrisy of the government in ratifying the UNCRC while blatantly ignoring a number of its articles implies that the 18th birthday should also be a time to review how to exert more pressure for compliance.

"The Times articles imply that I had knowledge of it and that I endorsed its tactics.

It's now a white problem, the headlines scream, and consequently, the articles imply, we need a kinder, gentler approach.

Okay, time to move to... Step Two: Most of these step articles imply that there really is a there there, so when you get there, you stay there.

Media articles implied that therapeutic benefits were imminent, despite their early stages of development.

At the same time, the articles implied that women should be resisting and managing men's sexual advances.

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