Sentence examples for been implied that because from inspiring English sources

"It has been implied that because Mr. Giuliani is a prominent national politician, Purdue may have received a favorable deal from the government solely because of politics," said the judge, James P. Jones of United States District Court.

"It should never be implied that the woman is inviting abuse because she's reaching out and showing interest in a relationship," Macquarie said.

(This is interesting, because he is implying that equality and decentralisation are the same thing. That's an audacious claim).

This missing persons report was subsequently lost, and it was implied by some that it was because both Gordon and a senior police commander (who, by the time the article was published, had died) involved in the case were freemasons.

But I don't think the First Amendment needs to say all that, because it is implied.

If icons are unreachable, the movie implies, that is not because they are wondrous but because something in the warping of their circumstances tugs them out of our grasp.

But with digital technology that's completely different because any kind of use of digital technologies requires the making of copies and it is not implied that just because you're making copies your intention is to give those copies to somebody else.

Thus, it should not be necessarily implied that multisegmental models are better just because they emulate "better" in vivo scenarios.

She is also implying that teachers, because they are not wealthy, cannot teach children to be powerful.

Cassidy responded by implying that Obamacare is a scam because Americans haven't become immortal, or something.

This observation signifies that GTC is more common in China, implying that because Chinese banks are centrally regulated, they behave globally.