Sentence examples for because it would imply from inspiring English sources
This is an unexpected result because it would imply that short-lived X-ray electrons may reach distances even larger than radio electrons.
And even if he did offer Mr. Clinton a pardon, Mr. Clinton could refuse it because it would imply an admission of guilt.
But the former prime minister's office told her not to say sorry because it would imply guilt and could spark a domino effect that would affect others.
"No, I cannot say that because it would imply Benzema was a weight on my shoulders which is wrong, he is one of the best French strikers.
This result could be of some considerable importance, because it would imply that risk from protracted exposure even to low-LET radiation might be greater than from acute exposure, an opinion not currently held in the radiation protection community.
It was decided not to use a payment scheme to avoid hedging in conditions 1 to 4 (e.g., paying recipients only once -i.e., either the dictator's donation or one of their guesses) because it would imply deception against the dictator (who made a donation thinking that a recipient would receive the money).
These characteristics led this energy to be called "zero-point energy". They also fueled earlier claims that the Casimir force could not exist because its existence would imply some sort of perpetual motion, which would be impossible according to the laws of physics.
I wouldn't say icky because that would imply it's gross to kiss Adam Brody, which it's not.
So far the Pakistan military has been loath to call its moves a "change" or "shift" of policy, because that would imply that it supported the Taliban in the past.
Even so, when QE is announced on Thursday, if it turned out that the two German members of council, Sabine Lautenschläger and Jens Weidmann, had voted for it, the markets would be euphoric - because that would imply that the ECB would perhaps be able to operate in future with fewer German-imposed restraints.
