Sentence examples for as implied that from inspiring English sources

In other words, Rubio has never even so much as implied that he wants to fundamentally change America.

That included recent remarks that were interpreted as implying that opponents of his labor law were lazy.

It would therefore be a mistake to construe the report as implying that credible climate action can be postponed even longer owing to a higher carbon budget.

The passage from the Iliad described above is read by Boitani as implying that Priam put Troilus on a par with the very best of his warrior sons.

Since, then this together with, as, implies that.

This distribution bias for cancer-specific AS implies that the cancer-specific alternative splicing of both oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes is associated with specific cancer types.

Mr. Putin's move today was widely seen as implying that Russia believes that it will soon govern Chechnya.

This strikes many black Americans as implying that black in Africa are both responsible for the disease's spread and have had sexual relations with monkeys.

(front page, March 20) could be read as implying that the songwriter, labor organizer and folk hero Joe Hill was a member of the American Communist Party.

Likewise the much-quoted figure of 250,000 extra houses "needed" in England each year is taken as implying that they must be built afresh.

Its position on Palestinian refugees is widely interpreted as implying that it does not support a two-state solution to the conflict.