Sentence examples for because of their implied from inspiring English sources
The home loan banks borrow money in the capital markets, securing low rates because of their implied backing by the federal government, and then lend that money to banks.
CGRP and its receptor have been under scrutiny for the last decade because of their implied role in migraine and regulation of vasomotor tone [35].
It should be pointed out that, while for non-subscribers the value of PubChem structures without informative out-links is limited, the 2.2 million entries that have both DiscoveryGate and Thompson Pharma SIDs do have some utility because of their implied bioactivity.
Bernanke and at least three independent studies disagree, saying the largest banks enjoy lower borrowing costs than other banks because of their implied government support.
Specifically, we examined SEMG1, SEMG2 and ZAN genes as potential positive examples, because of their implied associations with sperm competition and breeding system (Dorus et al., 2004; Herlyn and Zischler, 2007; Hurle et al., 2007; Ramm et al., 2008).
Furthermore, attempts to let men like Kelly off the hook because of their race implies that Black men are either inherently predisposed to sexual violence or that Black girls and women are inherently incapable of being be victimized.
Although highly romantic, love may pass them by only because of their elderly appearance, implied by their baldness".
Thus equipped, she acquired great skill at playing wives in various states of dissatisfaction because of the implied sexual shortcomings of their husbands.
He said those sorts of curbs would run into constitutional problems because of the implied freedom of political communication.
These wines, which barely make up a tiny slice of the marketplace, effortlessly polarize, not least because of the implied repudiation contained in the word "natural".
— and the Cubs owner Tom Ricketts has said he does not want the players wearing the shirts outside the clubhouse, because of an implied obscenity on the back.
