Sentence examples for comments imply from inspiring English sources

Colonel Cassella's comments imply a tradeoff between maintaining military readiness and providing a safe environment for openly gay soldiers.

But if it were to be built without allotments, as the mayor's comments imply, it would be an own goal.

The UK pricing environment remains a significant drag, but we think Admiral's comments imply a less negative environment than recently suggested by the confused.com and AA rate surveys.

What the hell do you have to lose?" Trump's comments imply that he cannot imagine any greater misery for African Americans than the lives they live today.

Several scientist bloggers believe that Noonan's comments imply that scientists should have access to NIH resources regardless of ability or outcomes; they counter that meritocracy should rule.

Yet Johnston's comments imply there are still senior figures in racing who pretend betting is not an essential part of the whole – or perhaps even that racing could somehow survive without it.

Hispanic leaders have complained that Mr. Vacco's comments implied that residents of Hispanic neighborhoods are prone to commit violent crimes.

His comments implied he did not see a difference between a woman dancing in a music video and a woman being secretly photographed inside a car.

"And we were wrong in that". At the time, critics quickly argued that the wording of the comments implied regret rather than a formal apology.

Widely-reported comments implying the Pope had given pets his blessing to enter Heaven were based on a misunderstanding, it has emerged.

Several participants made comments implying that student strategies that demonstrate traditional symbol manipulation might be valued more than those that demonstrate relational thinking, suggesting that what is viewed as algebra is what will be valued in the classroom.