Sentence examples for certainly implied from inspiring English sources

The SNP has certainly implied that much in the independence campaign so far.

This finding suggests that generic measures imposed by many governments, and certainly implied by current UK land-use policy, to promote sustainable mobility should be selectively targeted.

Circumstances might make exceptions and certainly implied or express permission is given to such persons as maids, janitors or repairmen in the performance of their duties.

Adams's comments certainly implied this was a financial decision, as was initially siding with Fisher in announcing quarterback Vince Young would be cut.

What she did not say explicitly — though certainly implied — was that her audience should not settle when choosing a Republican presidential nominee, supporting someone who might be perceived as electable but was less than a true-blue conservative.

The suggestion that governments may have been too hasty to both cut taxes and also increase payments when the goings were good is left unsaid, but is certainly implied.

The article certainly implies that.

"It certainly implies that some of these items were self-gift purchases," she said.

While it certainly implies "inexpensive", it also generates a negative expectation that's difficult to get past.

For a division of ignorance into two parts will certainly imply that the art of instruction is also twofold, answering to the two divisions of ignorance.

"There are enormous parts of the human experience and science that make no logical sense, no rational sense, and certainly imply that something else is going on.