Sentence examples for because of implicit from inspiring English sources

Any issuer that enjoys a high credit rating because of implicit or explicit support from the government could be subject to downgrades if the government's rating fell.

The premise of the study was that female-named storms are deadlier because of "implicit sexism" — that is, we make decisions about storms based on the gender of their names without even knowing it.

Credit spreads were lower (because of implicit guarantees) by approximately 28 basis points on average over the 1990-2010 period — with a peak of more than 120 basis points in 2009 (when having access to this subsidy really mattered).

So it has started selling them to the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh, part of a 12-bank network which raises money cheaply in the capital markets because of implicit government backing.The subprime crisis revealed so much slapdash issuance that buyers of mortgages consider valuations provided by the originators worthless.

The assumption is that revenues will keep pace with other consumer prices and that the cashflows will be secure because of implicit government backing.Only 2.5% of portfolios are currently committed to infrastructure, but that may be due to the limited number of opportunities.

And lawyers have special obligations of confidentiality to their clients because of implicit promises and the need to maintain trust.

A state-run newspaper, Al Thawra, called the action "the start of the historic American retreat" and said Mr. Obama had put off an attack because of a "sense of implicit defeat and the disappearance of his allies".

A state-run newspaper, Al Thawra, called it "the start of the historic American retreat," and said Mr. Obama had hesitated because of a "sense of implicit defeat and the disappearance of his allies," along with fears that an intervention could become "an open war".

It is so because the subjective orientation of implicit modality is defined based on the criterion that whether the modality could be probed by the speaker.

However, this discrepancy may not be real, but rather appear because of the violation of implicit assumptions in the estimation procedures, such as non-gradual change of evolutionary rate and failure to correct for convergent evolution.

Early studies were questioned about reliability and validity because of low reproducibility of implicit judgments of single reviewers.