Sentence examples similar to carrying implicit challenges from inspiring English sources

In addition, data carry implicit semantics.

Some tributes seemed to carry implicit messages about Mr. Hines's talent and character.

Prisoners are routinely threatened and assaulted, and explicit or implicit challenges to their safety, wellbeing or health are up front and constant.

The unspoken message — if she can do it, so can we — is an implicit challenge to take a deep breath and forge ahead.

Gusinsky's stable of journalists are issuing an implicit challenge to Putin: Can you take it?

But Snow's reporter colleagues on Channel 4 News and Dispatches perhaps won't have welcomed the implicit challenge to go get 'em.

And there was no commensurate implicit challenge to organized labor, which both Clintons and Obama have tangled with in the past.

They also present an implicit challenge: are you strong enough to stomach the harsh truths that await you?

The future, he said, must lie with "technologies that empower and uplift, not depersonalise and degrade" – an implicit challenge to schemes such as the national ID register.

The next administration will have to earn its way back to international leadership, a process that comes with an implicit challenge to America's allies.

But it's much more profitable to read it, to tease out its implicit challenge to the socially constructed notion of "good" food.