Sentence examples for by implied from inspiring English sources

Several Indiana Democratic editors mockingly wondered what Burnside meant by "implied treason".

According to Jeffrey M. Lacker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Va., only 18 percent of the nation's financial sector was covered by implied federal guarantees in 1999.

Unless the developer has expressly reserved the right to withdraw unsold property from the plan, all the developer's remaining land in the project is burdened by implied reciprocal servitudes.

For example, powerful economic groups have historically been able to attain their agency goals without explicitly excluding topics from democratic discussion but by implied threats and other nondeliberative means (Przworski and Wallerstein 1988, 12 29; Bohman 1997, 338 339).

Oil prices are still frothy as measured by implied volatility, or the premium the market seems to be placing on options to buy oil at a set price in the future.

Here, also, for purifying the effects of the general level of prices, after collecting the statistics related to this variable for all of the units, the total values have been divided by implied gross domestic production of the year 2006.

It reassured the pessimists by implying that something was being done.

You start by implying it was once; then you say a couple of times.

Mr. Obama responded Tuesday by implying that Mr. Graham was simply seeking attention.

He claims the article defamed him by implying he was corrupt.

Grantstein infuriated Lincoln by implying in an interview that he was somehow dirty.