Sentence examples for because she implies from inspiring English sources

When Chayes tried to generate a blacklist of especially nefarious Afghans, her efforts were blocked, because, she implies, the Central Intelligence Agency appeared to be making payments to multiple people on the list.

If this is a year when Americans want a candidate who is not business-as-usual, then Mrs Clinton's problem is that her experience makes her part of the "status quo", as John Edwards puts it.In Saturday's debate, Mrs Clinton reminded Mr Edwards, a former one-term senator, that his trumpeted patients' bill of rights had not actually passed Congress because, she implied, he had lacked political nous.

Kieltyka's complaint of July 3, 2003, went further, stating that she expected Bailey to be "found in violation of University and federal policies" because, she implied, he had been conducting IRB-qualified human subjects research on her and her friends without IRB approval and oversight (Kieltyka to C. Bradley Moore, July 3, 2003, available at Kieltyka, 2003b).

"She wouldn't be flattered by that remark," says Rankin, "because it implies she's put her womanness aside to become one of the boys.

"I do find that alarming because it implies she had a very small inoculum".

Asked if Mr. Mack had lobbied the governor to approve the railroad project, Lisa Dewald Stoll, Mr. Pataki's communications director, declined to answer because, she said, it implied that the governor had done something wrong.

"I don't like the term 'work'," she said, "because it implies a quid pro quo".

"Because she is a woman" implies that it's easy for women to get on in politics, simply by virtue of their gender.

Even sitting on a newspaper bearing Dear Leader's photograph is a crime because it implies disrespect; if a woman smokes, she may be betraying counter-revolutionary tendencies.

"I don't like this term 'strong female characters' because that implies if a woman is gonna be in a comedy she's gotta be tough and invincible and not vulnerable and to act more like a man.

"I would say that a bespoke agreement or a treaty is preferable because that implies mutual recognition of each of our data protection frameworks," she said.